Original Summary

Hi everyone! I’ve been working on a web-based tool that lets you edit photos in bulk - converting, resizing, recoloring, renaming, et al. I got increasingly annoyed by how time-consuming editing large batches of photos can be, so I decided to do something about it. The idea is simple: make it easier to process large batches of images without having to edit every single photo individually. Rn, I’ve already started receiving initial sign-ups and I’m at the stage where I’d love some brutally honest feedback from several fresh pairs of eyes :D I’d love for some of you to give it a whirl and tell me what you think. What works, what sucks, what’s confusing, what’d you change - all of it. I’m particularly interested in figuring out whether the usage is intuitive, where the workflow feels clunky, and whether the narrative/ use is clear to someone seeing it for the first time. A few things I’d love feedback on: UX: How intuitive and smooth is it to use? Value prop: Is it immediately clear who would benefit from this? Features: What is good, what feels missing, unnecessary, or poorly executed? Monetization: How does the pricing feel? (I’m thinking this could be used by say, wedding and event photographers, e-commerce sellers for catalogues, marketing content teams/ agencies) Here’s the link: https://www.bulk.pics Test it, roast it, help a girl out! Thank you in advance :) ETA: It’s a privacy-first tool. All editing happens locally and nothing is saved. I needed this coz I’m quite cautious about my privacy   submitted by   /u/Artistic-Schedule845 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/10/9 21:45:26