I like this. It reminds me a lot of DesignFeed (https://www.producthunt.com/tech...) minus the ability to add stylized text overlays. Something I'd be curious to hear about for future features, @mpatterson22.. are there plans to expand beyond just resizing and into design/text overlay (and beyond)?
@theryanrobinson Hi Ryan. Thanks for that feedback! We do plan to add some additional design capabilities to Landscape, though to what extent is hard to say at the current time. We really wanted to get a good idea of what our users would like, so knowing that it's something you're interested in definitely helps the case to make it more robust.
@jdquey Definitely! Actually the idea stems from one of our most popular blog posts which aggregates all of the social media image sizes for each network. We knew that it was an important topic for our audience, and we figured there must be a better way to solve that problem.
Another great tool by Sprout Social.... and it's FREE! The guys and gals over at Sprout Social and Bambu By Sprout are an amazing group of individuals who make amazing products.
Just stumbled upon this -- awesome stuff!
I experienced a similar issue every time when I would need to make ad creatives across social platforms so I made something similar to this (https://adcat.io - which lets you create ad creatives/images for Facebook/Instagram/Twitter in seconds with cropping features specific to each network).
Anything that speeds up the painful process of launching social content is welcome!
Man, I love this idea. I've spent way too many hours resizing the same photo eighteen different ways.
That being said, I just gave it a try with a simple red/white logo, and the compression rendered the outputted files unusable. It went from a clean, crisp 2-color logo on my end to a jumbled mess of pixels. Any plans to support compression/quality controls? Even as a paid feature, I'm sure a lot more people would be willing to use it knowing the photo isn't getting destroyed in the process.
@mpatterson22 I checked it Micheal and there was an issue with back button but then I was unable to replicate the issue. Maybe some temporary problem. Overall I like the idea and the interface as it's super easy to use and understand.
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