The Best Image Format for Scanned Documents
JPG, PNG or something else? The right format for a scanned page depends on what is on it — here is how to choose correctly every time.
How to compress, resize and clean up images, turn images into PDFs, and get the best quality at the smallest size.
JPG, PNG or something else? The right format for a scanned page depends on what is on it — here is how to choose correctly every time.
A tilted, off-centre scan looks unprofessional and wastes file size on background that should not be there. Here is how to fix it properly.
A stack of photographed pages is not a document yet — here is how to turn it into one properly ordered, easy-to-share PDF.
Compressing thirty photos one at a time is a waste of an afternoon. Here is a faster, consistent way to work through a whole batch.
Oversized images are the most common reason a web page loads slowly. Here is how much to shrink them, and where the biggest wins are.
No scanner needed — a phone camera, good framing and one conversion step gets you a clean, straight, professional-looking PDF.
Job, visa and exam applications each want a photo in their own specific size and file limit. Here is a repeatable process that works for any of them.
Forms, ads and profile photos often demand an exact width and height in pixels, not just a size range. Here is how to hit it precisely.
Bundle receipts, ID scans or whiteboard photos into a single, ordered PDF that is easy to email or upload.