Retrobatch
Batch-process images with a node workflow.
About Retrobatch
Retrobatch chains nodes to resize, crop, convert, rename, watermark and adjust thousands of images in one pass, and saves the workflow to run again. It comes from Flying Meat, the makers of Acorn.
Install Retrobatch
Download it from the links above, or install it from the Terminal:
brew install --cask retrobatch mas install 6466106779 Questions about Retrobatch
How much does Retrobatch cost?
Retrobatch costs $49.99 as a one-time purchase on the Mac App Store.
Where can I download Retrobatch for Mac?
Download Retrobatch from the Mac App Store and the developer's website (flyingmeat.com). MacWorthy links only to official sources.
Can I install Retrobatch from the Terminal?
Yes. With Homebrew, run brew install --cask retrobatch. With Mac App Store CLI, run mas install 6466106779.
Which macOS version does Retrobatch need?
The Mac App Store version of Retrobatch requires macOS 12 or later.
What are good alternatives to Retrobatch?
Other design & photo apps for Mac worth a look are Squash (one-time purchase), Pixelmator Pro (one-time purchase), Affinity (free) and Sketch (subscription).
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