Editorial method

How PixelForge tests tools and writes guides

A page is published only when it helps a user produce or verify an image file.

Tool checks

We test a known sample image before release. The check records its starting dimensions and size, runs the browser tool, downloads the result, and compares the output with the settings shown in the form. Tools that cannot produce a file are removed from the public sitemap until they work again.

Guide checks

Guides explain a specific decision, such as whether a screenshot should stay PNG or whether a camera photo should be resized before compression. They link to the tool used in that workflow and name the tradeoff. We do not publish copied software manuals, fake reviews, or pages created only to repeat a keyword.

Privacy boundaries

The current editor uses local browser APIs. PixelForge does not receive the selected image. Re-exporting an image can remove common EXIF fields, but it is not a forensic erasure guarantee. Users should keep their originals and inspect public copies before sharing them.

Responsible use

Users should edit files they created, own, licensed, or have permission to change. PixelForge does not promise that an output will satisfy every marketplace, government portal, or print provider. The receiving service has the final say.

Reference material

Last reviewed: September 9, 2026. Corrections can be sent to guos4727@gmail.com.