Bulk resizing images sounds trivial until there are stakeholders waiting on every version. HyperCrop turns that slog into a five-minute task because it works directly on top of the same components we use for design reviews. I can resize an entire page’s worth of artwork, keep the crops locked to our brand rules, and export final files without ever opening a second app.

Resizing without duplicating your file

Instead of duplicating pages for every ratio, I select the final frames, run my preset, and HyperCrop produces each variant from the source design. If the creative changes, I just rerun the preset; there is no divergence between the design file everyone is editing and the production outputs I am exporting.

Making presets do the heavy lifting

HyperCrop’s presets store target widths, heights, aspect ratios, padding, and file formats. I maintain separate presets for ecommerce, lifecycle, and paid social so that each team’s requirements are one click away. When specs change midway through a launch, I update the preset once and regenerate the batch. No Frankenstein file structures, no copy-pasted crops hiding on extra pages.

Exporting with confidence

1. Group similar assets (product hero, lifestyle, UI screen) so you can review the smart crops quickly.
2. Pick your preset and enable the “keep subject in view” option so HyperCrop respects focal points.
3. Export directly to a shared folder or download the zipped output—everything is labeled with the source layer name for easy versioning.

Designers get to stay creative, developers and marketers get perfectly sized files, and nobody has to pull an all-nighter wrangling a random desktop cropper again.