Export quality and ratios
Choose aspect ratios and quality tiers, understand the free resolution cap, and keep EXIF intact.
Aspect ratios
The export dialog offers framing presets for every common destination:
| Ratio | Typical use |
|---|---|
| 1:1 | Square posts |
| 4:5 | Social feed |
| 3:2 | Classic 35mm prints |
| 16:9 | Widescreen and slides |
| 9:16 | Stories and reels |
| Original | Whatever the camera captured |
Choosing a ratio re-composes the frame around the photo; borders and typography scale with it.
Quality tiers
Exports come in tiers from fast previews to print-ready output. Higher tiers render more pixels and take longer; the engine encodes on a background isolate either way, so the interface never stalls.
The free resolution cap
Free exports stop at a 2048px longest edge. Photos smaller than the cap are untouched; larger ones are downscaled on export, with a notice offering the upgrade at that moment.
Pro removes the cap entirely and allows the ultra-high-resolution 4K+ tiers for print work.
Metadata preservation
Every JPEG export reinjects the original EXIF payload: camera, lens, exposure, capture date, plus anything you corrected in the metadata editor. The exported file carries the same metadata story as the original, now sitting inside a finished frame.
Where files are saved
Exports are written to your device’s pictures or output folder and appear in the system gallery immediately. The export dialog shows the destination path before saving.