For this review, I am using the Enterprise version which includes more filters then the home version, but the home version has a large amount of options. This would be a very long review if I went though every option, but some of the choices are: to add watermarks, rotate, crop, auto touch up, convert to black and while, sepia, add frames and other borders. This is where you start to understand that BatchPhoto has a lot of tools and options. The next step is to add filters to the photos you selected. You can choose folders, subfolders, searched folders or your photo library. To get started you are asked to choose the photo or photos you want to work with. You are now ready to manipulate your photos. There is a wizard that gives you some pointers and links to tutorials and videos. The menu bar item is a quick task version that can be disabled on startup if desired. Once installed and opened, the software opens and a menu bar icon appears. Open the DMG file and move to Applications. A free trial is available to try before you buy.ĭownloading and installing BatchPhoto is straightforward.
All versions include graphic filters such as annotation, transformation, touch-up, effects and decoration. A comparison chart between the editions can be seen on their website.
Batchphoto mac pro#
It is available in three editions: Home, Pro and Enterprise. Home $34.95, Pro $59.95, Enterprise $149.95 U.S.īatchPhoto is a Mac or Windows application that can edit and manipulate photos in bulk.
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