License & purchase details.

Effective 27 September 2026. LittleFit is software by Gjorge Karakabakov. These details describe this release and its purchase offer. Statutory consumer rights are unaffected.

Free and Pro

LittleFit Free supports up to three images in a batch. LittleFit Pro is a one-time $12 USD purchase, plus any applicable taxes shown at checkout. Pro supports up to 500 images per batch. The purchase grants you a personal, non-exclusive license to use version 1.x on Macs you personally use, for both personal and commercial client work. The license is for one person; a team needs a separate license for each user. Do not share, resell or publicly distribute the license key.

What your purchase includes

The current Pro features and all version 1.x updates are included. This is not a subscription. A future major version may be sold separately; your purchase does not promise every future product or feature. Activation requires an internet connection and a valid Polar license. Pro can work offline for 30 days following a successful validation; occasional internet access is required to renew that cached validation. Refunded or revoked licenses cease to unlock Pro.

Try your files first

The free version uses the same image engine as Pro. Try it with your files before purchasing. Compression may change image quality, format, dimensions and metadata. Review exports before submitting them. The app does not promise acceptance by every upload service: services may also impose minimum dimensions, allowed formats or other requirements.

Payments and support

Polar provides checkout, receipts and license delivery. Review the payment terms shown at checkout. For installation help, product issues or refund requests, contact gorgekara@gmail.com with your order reference. Do not send card details. Any rights you have under applicable consumer law remain in force.

Technical scope

LittleFit 1.3 requires macOS 14 or later. It handles supported single-frame image files up to 100 megapixels and 250 MB. Flexible mode has an 8192-pixel maximum processing edge. Exact output supports 64–4096 pixels per side, using at most 64 megapixels of decoded source detail. Exact mode starts with a centered crop that can be repositioned for each image and never enlarges. It does not process PDFs, video, animation or multi-page documents. Future operating system changes can affect compatibility; these details do not promise indefinite compatibility with unreleased systems.