Privacy
Remove Location and Camera Data Before Sharing Photos
A phone photo can carry GPS coordinates, device model, and timestamps. How to confirm what is in the file, strip it with a re-encode, and verify the copy you actually share.
Straight answers about image files: what changes when you compress, when a format is the wrong choice, and how to get a batch of images to behave. Every procedure here maps to a tool that runs in your browser.
Privacy
A phone photo can carry GPS coordinates, device model, and timestamps. How to confirm what is in the file, strip it with a re-encode, and verify the copy you actually share.
Social media
How LinkedIn crops each placement, the safe areas that survive mobile and desktop, and a repeatable export workflow for profile, banner, logo, and feed images.
Watermarking
A repeatable batch workflow for stamping one logo onto a folder of images: preparing a transparent PNG, keeping the mark proportionate, and choosing placement that survives a crop.
Marketplaces
The rules marketplaces share, the ones that differ, and a workflow for producing compliant main images and gallery photos without guessing at pixel limits.
Troubleshooting
The error says size, but the rule may be bytes, pixels, or format. Read the rejection, fix the earliest constraint first, and stop recompressing when the limit is actually dimensions.
Formats
A transparent pixel is not white, and JPEG cannot store one. How compositing works, why logos sometimes get black boxes, and how to pick a background that hides the seam.
Formats
JPEG has no alpha channel, so transparency has to become a color. Black usually means a default fill or a hidden black under transparent pixels. How to diagnose and choose the replacement.
Resizing
Why the aspect lock turns width and height into a bounding box, when to turn it off, how DPI misleads people, and a repeatable way to hit an exact pixel size.
Formats
Resolution, color mode, bit depth, and file format all change when the destination is paper. What to keep in the master and what to export for each target.
Resizing
Blur after resizing usually comes from resizing in the wrong direction, resizing too many times, or exporting too small for the display. A diagnostic order that finds which one.
Formats
Browser support is no longer the problem. Here is where WebP still fails, how to add a fallback without doubling your workload, and when JPEG remains the safer delivery format.
Web performance
Match export dimensions to the space an image actually occupies, choose a format that survives re-encoding, and avoid the two mistakes that make web photos look soft.
Formats
PNG is doing exactly what it promises: keeping every pixel. Here is where the bytes go, how to confirm the cause, and which format or control actually reduces the file.
Why a photo that fits on disk still gets rejected, how much space encoding overhead takes, and a two-step resize-and-compress workflow that keeps photos readable in the inbox.
Compression
What lossless actually preserves, why photographs resist it, where generation loss comes from, and how to tell which kind of compression a tool is using.
Performance
Oversized dimensions, the wrong format, and images that should never load are the usual causes. A diagnostic order that finds the real problem before you recompress anything.
Compression
Why 80 is not 80 percent, which artifacts appear as quality drops, and how to choose a setting that survives re-encoding.
Compression
A 200 KB ceiling is roomy for a web-sized photo and tight for a full-resolution one. How to hit the target, which settings matter, and how to judge whether the result still holds up.
Compression
A practical guide to hitting a 100 KB upload limit: which settings matter, how far you can downscale, and what to do when the target is genuinely impossible.
Formats
How the three formats store pixels, when WebP actually wins, why PNG cannot be quality-compressed, and the conversion mistakes that quietly damage images.
Resizing
What resampling actually does, why DPI is not a quality setting, how to pick pixel dimensions for print and screen, and the mistakes that make images soft.
Watermarking
A practical batch watermarking workflow: position, size, opacity and rotation settings that stay readable, plus what a visible watermark can and cannot protect.
Social media
Recommended pixel dimensions for Instagram, Facebook, X, LinkedIn, YouTube, Pinterest and TikTok, plus safe areas and a batch crop workflow that keeps faces intact.
Metadata
EXIF orientation explains why the same photo looks upright on your phone and sideways on a website. How to diagnose it, fix it permanently, and what metadata you lose.
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