CropandGrade

Photographers deal with two recurring problems: too many photos to sort, and compositions that could be better with a different crop. CropandGrade addresses both with on-device AI. Point it at your library and it scores photos and ranks the strongest candidates, turning a tedious culling session into a quick review. When you have only a few shots, the app shifts to composition: its Super Crop feature explores multiple ratios and zoom levels and shows you the score before and after each change.

The app leans on a professional-style aesthetic rating model rather than simple sharpness checks, which makes it useful as a second opinion when you are deciding between similar frames. It supports standard and creative aspect ratios, including square, 16:9, 4:3, and cinematic 65:24, and lets you save each ratio and zoom level as its own image, so one photo can yield several options. Real-time preview keeps the editing loop tight, and you can keep adjusting until the score and the look both satisfy you.

CropandGrade is a $2.99 paid app for iPhone and iPad running iOS 16 or later. It was featured by the App Store in China and processes everything locally with no data collected, which suits privacy-conscious shooters and offline use. It has been updated steadily, with recent versions adding multilingual support and UI and reliability improvements. The AI score is a helpful guide, not a rule, so treat it as one input among several when judging your own work.