ImgProcess Blog: Image Editing Guides
Useful decisions, worked examples and clear limits. Start with a guide, then use the relevant tool.
AI image detection: how to interpret results responsibly
Understand detector scores, missing checks and false positives before deciding whether an image may be AI-generated.
Read guide →CompressionCompress images without making the result look blurry
A practical quality-first workflow for smaller email attachments and website photographs.
Read guide →FormatsJPG, PNG or WebP: choose by what the image must do
Compare photographs, transparency, crisp graphics and receiving-app requirements before converting.
Read guide →BackgroundsRemove a background and refine difficult edges
Review the automatic mask, correct it with erase and restore, and export real transparency.
Read guide →DimensionsResize, crop or change aspect ratio: which operation fits?
Use a worked 2400×1600 example to avoid stretching and unwanted loss of content.
Read guide →RestorationRestore an old photograph in careful, reviewable stages
Create an automatic draft, correct fading and grain, then repair scratches without treating guesses as original detail.
Read guide →ColourColourize a black-and-white photo, then correct the prediction
Review the automatic draft and replace an incorrect colour without treating prediction as historical proof.
Read guide →Social imagesFit social images without stretching people or products
Choose a bundled platform canvas and understand Fill, Fit and Stretch before publishing.
Read guide →PrivacyRemove metadata before sharing: what the new copy still reveals
Inspect EXIF, re-encode a sharing copy and check visible information that metadata removal cannot hide.
Read guide →InvestigationRead an image forensic report without overstating the evidence
Understand assessments, detector confidence, missing engines and why a score is not an edited-area percentage.
Read guide →Photo qualityEnhance, denoise or upscale: choose the correction you need
Separate tonal improvement, grain reduction and enlargement before stacking image treatments.
Read guide →Practical workflowsPrepare a product photo for a clean, consistent listing
Combine cutout correction, a neutral canvas, proportional dimensions and sensible export quality.
Read guide →PrivacyWhat local browser image processing does—and does not—mean
Distinguish image pixels, website requests, model downloads and connected forensic services.
Read guide →CompressionReduce image size for a 50 KB, 100 KB or 200 KB upload limit
A practical sequence for meeting pixel and file-size requirements without promising an exact-KB result.
Read guide →ConversionPNG to JPG: choose the background and preserve readable detail
Understand what happens to transparent PNG pixels when you create an opaque JPG copy.
Read guide →ConversionWebP to JPG or PNG: choose compatibility or transparency
Convert a browser-readable WebP image for another application while checking transparency and animation limits.
Read guide →BackgroundsChange a photo background to white and correct cutout edges
Create a white-backed image with mask correction, undo and an export check.
Read guide →Developer toolsImage Base64: file size, data URLs and privacy checks
Know when Base64 is useful, why it can increase size and what a shared string exposes.
Read guide →Website imagesCreate a favicon from an image: a practical export checklist
Choose artwork that survives small sizes and verify what the favicon tool actually exports.
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