Use with compression
When file size is the blocker, resize large camera files first, then compress the output and compare visual quality.
Open compressorPlanning tool
Create a practical image preparation checklist before you resize, compress, convert, or remove metadata. The checklist stays in your browser and can be copied into your publishing notes.
Why this tool exists
A generic compressor or converter is useful only after you know what the destination needs. A product listing, avatar, blog hero, email attachment, and government form can require different dimensions, file types, privacy choices, and quality checks.
This checklist generator turns those requirements into a short plan so users can choose the right editing tool first and avoid repeated trial-and-error uploads.
When file size is the blocker, resize large camera files first, then compress the output and compare visual quality.
Open compressorWhen dimensions are the blocker, match the longest edge or exact pixel size before exporting another copy.
Open resizerWhen files will be shared publicly, remove metadata from the delivery copy while preserving the private original.
Open metadata toolMeasured checks
After you select an image, PixelForge reads its file size, pixel dimensions, and browser-reported media type. It compares those facts with the limits you entered and labels each check as PASS, ACTION, or UNVERIFIED when a rule cannot be interpreted.
The checker cannot confirm a third-party platform's undocumented rules or judge visual quality. Always inspect the exported image and run one real upload before processing a large batch.