Resize & Crop
The folder does not share one crop, still with no account
The folder does not share one crop. No account, no usage meter. Crop stays one photo.
The folder does not share one crop. Image8K still asks for no account, and the page shows no usage meter. The sidebar of tools is not a quota.
One frame is one photo
Crop is this one photo. A free frame, a square, or an ID-photo ratio. It does not walk the folder. One click does not give every file the same crop, because the files do not share one frame. Cropping does not hit a kilobyte cap, and it does not set the pixel width.
The passes that can take the folder
If every photo needs the same pixel width, a percentage, or a platform preset, that is resize. Resize can take the folder. It does not choose the crop. That pass is the catalog resize.
If a form then rejects the weight, compress can take the folder. Compress does not restore a frame and does not set the pixel width. The cap is the size guide.
If a file is still HEIC, convert that file before you crop it. Do not crop a HEIC the page has not opened. The folder conversion is the HEIC pass.
Each file stays at or under 20MB. The originals on the device are not overwritten. Nothing is uploaded, and no account is created to count the crops.
FAQ
Can I crop the whole folder in one click?
No. The folder does not share one crop. Each frame is its own photo. There is still no account and no usage meter.
What if every photo needs the same pixel width?
That is resize, and resize can take the folder. A kilobyte cap is compress. Neither one chooses the crop.
Does the sidebar count my crops?
No. The list of tools is not a quota. Each file stays at or under 20MB. The original is not overwritten.