Frostbatch

Changelog

A concise release history for Frostbatch, including workflow improvements, preset updates, export fixes, and native macOS polish.

1.1.0 - Sidebar redesign, HEIC, and archive defaults

  • Rebuilt the sidebar around four cards - destination, size, format, and AI upscale - so the whole workspace fits without scrolling.
  • Added HEIC support end to end: iPhone photos import, crop, resize, and convert like any other format, and export as JPEG when you ask for the original format.
  • Fixed a preset that kept applying after you changed the sidebar. A preset now loads its values into the settings you can see, and editing any of them hands the batch back to you.
  • Fixed favicon-sized presets exporting at the wrong size. Widths below 100px are honoured again, down to 1px.
  • Fixed crops that silently failed to apply, and a crop editor that cut off the bottom of tall photos.
  • Width and height now scale their sliders to the values in use instead of stopping at 2400px, and show their unit in the field.
  • Added a diagram explaining what Fit and Fill do to a picture, with the crop anchor beside it.
  • Archives now save straight away instead of waiting for a click, and are named batch- by default. Both are configurable.
  • Fixed the action bar and file list overlapping the sidebar in narrow windows.
  • Translated the whole interface into German, French, Chinese, Ukrainian, and Russian. Nothing falls back to English any more.
  • Moved AI upscaling out of the additional settings sheet and onto the sidebar, and made Photo the default model.
  • HEIC files now show a thumbnail in the file list like any other format.

2.0.0 - Website workspace

  • Added a static Astro website workspace with React-rendered shared route chrome.
  • Added documentation and changelog routes at /docs/ and /changelog/.
  • Updated the website palette to match the app's liquid-glass blue system.

1.0.0 - Frostbatch launch baseline

  • Batch resize, compress, convert, rename, and archive export workflows.
  • Premium AI upscaling, platform presets, and watch folder automation.
  • Native macOS interface with translucent app surfaces.