Fast web photos
Prioritize broad compatibility and low file size for photos and blog images.
Open Compress JPGPick JPG, PNG, WebP, HEIC, SVG, or PDF in under a minute with a destination-first decision path, then jump straight to the right JPEGConvert tool.
Use this order to avoid re-export loops and move directly into the correct converter.
Start with the real endpoint: website, marketplace listing, email, or print/document workflow.
Decide if the file is a photo, transparency-heavy graphic, vector art, or document page.
Use the matching converter first, then apply compression only if the destination has size pressure.
Confirm readability, visual quality, and upload acceptance on the destination platform.
Open the right workflow directly from this guide.
Pick the scenario closest to your immediate goal.
Prioritize broad compatibility and low file size for photos and blog images.
Open Compress JPGUse PNG workflows when edges and transparency need to stay clean.
Open Compress PNGResize before compression to prevent extra rework and soft-looking exports.
Open Image ResizerFormat choices are faster and safer when you anchor on destination constraints instead of file extensions.
Choose format by content type so you do not cycle through multiple exports.
Guide content should hand users to exact tools with descriptive anchors in-body, not only in footer blocks.
These issues cause most format-selection rework across teams.
Issue: Picking formats by habit can produce oversized files or blurry results.
Fix: Choose format from final destination requirements first, then optimize quality and size.
Open Compress JPGIssue: Late compression creates repeated export loops and inconsistent outputs.
Fix: Set dimensions and compression early in the workflow, then validate at 100% zoom.
Open Image ResizerIssue: Many destinations still expect JPG or PNG and reject HEIC directly.
Fix: Keep HEIC as source capture, but generate JPG/PNG share copies for compatibility.
Open PNG to JPGBrowse all published workflows and references.