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iPhone & Mac · More than 150 tools · On-device

An XnConvert alternative
for images and every other file too.

XnConvert is a powerful free batch image processor with hundreds of formats, filters, and actions, across desktop platforms. MediaKit converts, resizes, and compresses images on your iPhone or Mac, and the same app handles video, audio, PDFs, archives, and ebooks. With Pro, the Queue runs whole batches and Recipes save the steps you repeat.

How does MediaKit compare to XnConvert?

XnConvert goes deep on image batches; MediaKit is a broader toolbox for iPhone and Mac.

Scope
MediaKit: More than 150 tools for images plus video, audio, PDF, archive, and ebook files.

XnConvert: Deep batch image processing and conversion.
Image depth
MediaKit: Convert, resize, compress to a target size, Smart Crop, watermark, Remove BG with Apple Vision, and Strip Metadata. Batches and Recipes with Pro.

XnConvert: Extensive filters, actions, and a very large format list.
Platforms
MediaKit: iPhone and Mac, one purchase for both.

XnConvert: Mac, Windows, and Linux desktop, with a plain utility interface.
Pricing
MediaKit: Image Resize and Image Compress free for good; Pro from $3.99/month or $39.99 once.

XnConvert: Free for personal use.

MediaKit vs XnConvert, feature by feature

For people who batch images, and sometimes other files.

Feature MediaKit XnConvert
Batch image conversionYes (Pro)Yes (deep, free)
Image filters and actionsCore tools, chained as RecipesExtensive
Video and audioYesNo
PDF, archive, and ebookYesNo
PlatformsiPhone and MacMac, Windows, and Linux
On-device (no upload)YesYes
PricingTwo image tools free; Pro from $3.99/month or $39.99 onceFree (personal use)

Who should pick MediaKit vs XnConvert?

Pick MediaKit if…
  • Image batches are one job among video, audio, PDF, and archive work
  • You want the same tools on your iPhone and your Mac
  • You want a watched folder on your Mac to process new images automatically
  • You'd rather not run several separate utilities
Use XnConvert if…
  • You want deep, free image-batch processing with filters and actions
  • You need a very large image format list
  • You work on Windows or Linux too

About MediaKit

Questions

FAQ

What is a good XnConvert alternative for iPhone and Mac?
MediaKit is an iPhone and Mac app that covers more kinds of file than XnConvert. XnConvert is a powerful free cross-platform batch image processor that supports hundreds of formats. MediaKit converts, resizes, and compresses images on your device and adds video, audio, PDF, archive, and ebook tools, more than 150 in one app.
Does MediaKit do batch image conversion like XnConvert?
Yes, with Pro. The Queue works through a batch of images one after another, and a Recipe can save a chain of steps, such as resize then convert then strip metadata, to run again on new files. On Mac, Folder Automation runs a Recipe on every file that lands in a watched folder. MediaKit converts to HEIC, JPG, PNG, TIFF, GIF, and WebP where your system can write it, and reads camera RAW, AVIF, PSD, and EXR. XnConvert goes deeper on pure image processing, with more filters, actions, and formats.
XnConvert is free, so why pick MediaKit?
XnConvert is free and excellent for dedicated image-batch work, especially if you want its filter and action chains. MediaKit keeps Image Resize and Image Compress free for good, one file at a time. Pro earns its place when image batches are one job among video, audio, PDF, and archive tasks, and when you want the same tools on your iPhone as well as your Mac.
Is MediaKit on-device like XnConvert?
Yes. Both process files locally with no upload. MediaKit makes no network requests of its own and needs no account; you can read its Privacy Manifest on the transparency page.
Does MediaKit run on iPhone, unlike desktop-only XnConvert?
Yes. XnConvert is a desktop app (Mac, Windows, Linux) with no mobile version. MediaKit runs on iPhone and Mac, and one purchase covers both; there is no iPad version. On iPhone you can bring photos in from the Photos library or the share sheet and save results back to Photos. If you need Windows or Linux, pick XnConvert.
How much does MediaKit cost?
Five MediaKit tools stay free for good, one file at a time, including Image Resize and Image Compress. Your first 3 days unlock every other tool for single-file runs with no payment. Pro adds every tool and batch processing for $3.99/month or $22.99/year, each starting with a 3-day free trial, or $39.99 once. XnConvert is free for personal use.

Try it

Open MediaKit.

Image tools among more than 150 in one iPhone and Mac app, with nothing uploaded. Image Resize and Image Compress are free for good.

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