Images

Every quick image job, in one Mac toolbox.

Foldout's image tools resize, convert, compress, crop, and clean up pictures in batches - plus background removal, vector tracing, color palettes, watermarks, and app-icon sets - all running on your Mac, with your originals left untouched.

Start the 14-day trial in the app. No payment method is required to try Foldout.

Use Foldout only with files and content you own or have permission to process.

Foldout image tools on macOS showing batch resize, convert, and background removal
Processes on your MacTool work stays inside the local app.
Signed and notarizedBuilt for Apple Silicon Macs.
No usage trackingFoldout does not track what you do in the app.
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What it does

Resize, convert, clean, and cut out images in batches.

Resize, convert, compress, and crop in batches.

Remove backgrounds and trace logos to clean SVG.

Pull color palettes and generate icon sets.

Originals stay untouched - every result is a new file.

Detailed capabilities

What Image Tools covers.

Concrete features, inputs, and workflow details for this tool.

Batch the boring parts

Resize to a preset, convert HEIC to JPEG, compress for the web, or crop a whole folder to one ratio in a single pass.

Beyond the basics

Cut out backgrounds, trace artwork into scalable vectors, extract a color palette, or turn one square into a full app-icon set.

Local and non-destructive

Every tool writes new files and keeps your originals, with nothing uploaded to a server.

How to use it

From opening the tool to saving the result.

  1. 01

    Open Foldout and pick an image tool.

  2. 02

    Add your images or a whole folder.

  3. 03

    Choose the settings or a preset.

  4. 04

    Run it and reveal the new files.

Questions

Before you try Image Tools

Do my originals get changed?

No. Foldout's image tools write new output files and leave your source images exactly as they were.

Can it handle a whole folder at once?

Yes. The image tools are built for batches, so you can process many files with one set of settings.

Does anything get uploaded?

No. Image processing runs on your Mac.

One app. 100+ tools.

Add Image Tools to your Mac toolbox.

Download Foldout, try the full toolbox, then choose a plan when it fits.