INTRODUCTION

My iOS photo editing shortcut is perfect for those who want a fast and easy way to edit their photos. With just a few touches, you can:

• Convert your images to different formats
• Overlay Image (Overlay the shared image on another image, or vice versa)
• Resize your image
• Rotate your image
• Flip your image (horizontally or vertically)
• Remove the background from your image (in other words, make the image have a transparent background)
• Change the image's background
• Remove metadata from your images

…etc…

The best part? All of these features are available directly from the share sheet in apps like Photos and Files. This makes it incredibly easy to access and use the shortcut whenever you need it.

But that's not all! My shortcut also allows you to select photos directly from websites (without having to download them to your device) and edit them seamlessly. After editing, you can preview the results in Quick Look and choose to save them to the Photos app or the Files app.

So if you're looking for a convenient way to edit your photos, be sure to try my shortcut today!

HOW TO USE

1. Choose the image you want to edit in any app (such as Photos, Files, Safari, Edge, etc.), then tap the share button.

2. Select the "Share Sheet Image Tool" shortcut from the share sheet.

3. Choose the editing feature you want to use.

4. After editing, the image won't be automatically saved. You can preview the edited image in the Quick Look window to make sure it meets your expectations. If you're satisfied, you can save it to the Photos app or the Files app.

*If you are not satisfied with the edited result, just click “Done” to close the Quick Look window, the edited image won’t be saved.

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New version 1.4:

1) Add “Overlay Image” features:

• Overlay the shared image on another image

• Overlay another image on the shared image.

2) Rearrange the order of features to be more logical.

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New version 1.7:

• Multiple image selection is now supported.

• Add the new "Minimize Image" feature to reduce image file size. Minimized images are automatically saved to Photos, and you will be prompted to delete the original images to free up storage space.

• With the “Resize Image” feature: The resized image is now saved directly to the Photos app instead of displaying on the Quick Look window. A notification will inform you when the resized image is saved. The resized image and the original image look the same, except for the dimensional difference, so there is no need to display the edited result on the Quick Look window to preview the difference.