TOKYO (MacHouse) – When I run out of development ideas, I often end up with a graphic application. And I submitted a new application of this sort to Mac App Store more than 10 hours ago. This new release is called LittleTrim.

LittleTrim is a simple desktop application that lets you cut round corners off a picture. You can of course control corner roundness. If you have multiple pictures, you can cut round corners off them with the same settings at a time.   Continue reading →

TOKYO (MacHouse) – The rainy season officially started about a week ago here in Japan. Hopefully, it will be over in 2 weeks or so. What awaits us is a series of excruciating hot summer days. Hmm… Which is better, wet days but not-so-hot days or very hot days? Anyway, I submitted a new software title to Mac App Store a few hours ago. This new application is called Slice O Pict.

The objective of Slice O Pict is simple. It lets you slice a picture into horizontal or vertical pieces. Interestingly, if you want horizontal slices, you can decide whether you want to cut a picture into pieces, starting from the top or from the bottom. Similarly, if you want vertical slices, you can decide whether you want to cut a picture into pieces, starting from the left-hand side or from the right-hand side.   Continue reading →

TOKYO (MacHouse) – Some people seem to be happy with a desktop application called CutAround. Maybe, that’s because it’s easy to use? This application makes a top 100 paid application list for Graphics & Design at Mac App Store from time to time in some regions. So I’ve decided to create a new application based on CutAround. The result is… Well, I submitted a new software title to Mac App Store more than 10 hours ago. This new submission is called CutAround Extreme.

CutAround Extreme is an advanced version of CutAround, which is an existing desktop application available at Mac App Store. The latter only lets you clip a circular area of a picture. CutAround Extreme gives you a list of more than 40 shapes including a circle with which you can easily clip an area of a picture.   Continue reading →

TOKYO (MacHouse) – When you use a picture that you have downloaded from the Internet, you never know what kind of resolutions you deal with. As you know, the default set of resolutions for Mac OS X is 72 ppi x 72 ppi. But we are surrounded by cheap computers running Windows OS where the default set of resolutions are 96 dpi x 96 dpi. Besides, there are a lot of digital cameras supporting high resolutions like 300 dpi x 300 dpi. So if you are not careful with image resolutions, you can put yourself in big trouble.

RezRex is a simple desktop application that I submitted to Mac App Store a few hours ago. It lets you alter resolutions on multiple images.   Continue reading →