Converting between JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF and SVG - which format to pick and how to keep transparency and quality.
A handwritten family recipe card is worth preserving digitally and sharing beyond the original paper copy. Here is a simple way to turn it into a shareable PDF.
A newsletter header image loads for every single subscriber, every single send. Here is how to pick a format and size that looks sharp without slowing the email down.
A vector chart or diagram from a design or data tool often needs to become a plain image before it can be dropped into a slide deck. Here is how to do it at exactly the right size.
A designer hands off a set of icons in one format; a developer often needs them in another, at specific sizes. Here is a smooth way to bridge that gap.
A digitized negative or slide often comes out of specialised scanning software as a large, unusual, or inverted file. Here is how to get it into a normal, shareable format.
WebP is well supported by current browsers, but older design and editing software often has no idea what to do with it. Here is why, and the quick fix.
An app store submission wants your icon at a long list of specific pixel sizes. Here is how to generate all of them accurately from one clean source, without guessing.
Converting is not always the right move. Here are the situations where leaving a file exactly as it is genuinely the better choice.
Some support systems want a PDF attachment, not a loose image. Here is how to turn one or several screenshots into a clean, ordered PDF for a support ticket.