Securely store and organize files with folder management, including subfolders, hiding, and bulk operations. Add, edit, and search photos and videos in supported formats. Lock categories with passwords for restricted access.
Edit images with 17 tools including selection, painting, and gradient application. Work with multiple layers and alpha channels. Use XCF format for native file storage. Apply anti-aliasing to text and brush strokes. Add textures and effects.
Access member-exclusive content and communicate with fellow members through the . Log in using AlphaMX credentials. View fraternity events, news, and resources. Participate in discussions and stay updated on chapter activities.
And multiple images at once. Adjust quality settings to balance file size and clarity. Export compressed files to cloud storage or device folders. Free up disk space without removing original photos. Improve upload speeds for smaller file sizes.
Allows users to enable Picture-in-Picture mode for HTML5 videos in Safari. It works on websites with hidden video controls. Users can activate PiP by accessing Safari's Webtools Menu and managing extensions.
Backgrounds from photos with precision, save images with transparent backgrounds, or replace them with custom ones. Edit photos by adding filters, drawing, inserting text, and applying stickers to create professional images and social media content.
Create eye-catching thumbnails and channel art with customizable dimensions. Access a library of 500+ backgrounds and images. Add fonts from over 50 options and include stickers. Apply professional filters and use editing tools.
Upload full-size photos to social media without cropping. Adjust aspect ratios to match platform requirements. Preview and finalize images before sharing. Avoid cutting out parts of group photos. Save and share original quality images directly.
The app adds real-time watermarks to photos and videos, including current time and address. Users can customize timestamp formats, fonts, positions, and add custom text or logos.