SizeSquatch makes no network connections of its own. It uses the system photo picker, so it can only ever touch the specific photos you hand it — never your whole library.
What it does
SizeSquatch, in full
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Every size you need
Presets for Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, X, YouTube, TikTok, and Pinterest, plus IAB display ad sizes and social and CTV creative formats.
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Print at 300 DPI
Real print sizes with the DPI metadata actually embedded in the file, so the lab prints what you meant.
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Passport & ID photos
US 2×2″ and UK/EU sizes with the official framing rules built in, and instructions on screen while you crop.
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Frame it yourself
Drag and pinch to position the crop. The frame is clamped so circular and fill exports can never come out with a surprise white bar.
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Hit an exact file size
Set a KB or MB ceiling and SizeSquatch searches for the highest quality that fits underneath it.
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Photo grids
Build multi-photo grids at the exact output size you need, without a separate collage app.
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JPEG, PNG, HEIC
Pick your format, or let “Auto — best for target” choose. Defaults are configurable in Settings so you are not re-picking every time.
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Custom pixel sizes
Any width and height you like, when none of the presets are the thing you actually need.
Pricing
SizeSquatch is free to download and gives you three free exports. A single $4.99 one-time unlock removes the limit permanently. There is no subscription and there never will be.
On Android
A native Android build of SizeSquatch exists and is currently in internal testing on Google Play while the remaining store paperwork is completed. It carries the same full preset catalogue, the same fit and fill editor with circular crops, the same maximum-file-size search — and, like the iPhone version, it requests no internet permission at all.