In one sentence
SizeSquatch is an on-device photo and video resizer for Reels, TikTok, Shorts, ads, prints and passport photos. It is free for three exports, then a single $4.99 unlock, with no subscription and nothing uploaded.
Your photos and videos never leave your device. All resizing, cropping and video re-encoding happens locally, and SizeSquatch has no server of its own to send anything to. There is no cloud render step — a video you crop in SizeSquatch is decoded and re-encoded by your own phone's hardware. It uses the system photo picker, so it can only ever touch the specific photos and videos you hand it — never your whole library.
What it does
SizeSquatch, in full
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. Video exports use the same three free exports and the same single $4.99 unlock — there is no separate video purchase and no subscription.
On Android
SizeSquatch on Android carries the same preset catalogue, the same fit and fill editor with circular crops, the same maximum-file-size search, and the same three-free-exports-then-one-unlock pricing as the iPhone version. One honest difference: Google's billing library requires network permissions in order to process the unlock, so the Android build declares them. No photo is ever sent anywhere — the network is used only to check and complete your purchase. Video crops on Android run through Android's own on-device media transformer, the same way the iPhone build uses AVFoundation. Nothing is uploaded on either platform — the network permission is still only there for the unlock purchase.
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