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.
Practical, no-nonsense guides for working with PDFs and images.
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.
For a short quote you need in an email, copy-paste is faster than a full conversion. For anything longer, converting saves real time. Here is how to tell the difference.