Image Preparation
Draw an Image Border Without Enlarging the Canvas
A border can give a photo a defined edge on a pale page. In this tool, it sits inside the existing image,…
Category: Image Preparation
Image Preparation
Add Canvas Space Around an Image
Sometimes a picture needs breathing room rather than a crop. Padding adds space outside the source, preserving its dimensions and content inside…
Image Preparation
Mirror an Image in the Direction You Actually Need
A mirror operation changes the placement of content without changing the image dimensions. It can be useful for a design element, but…
Image Preparation
Rotate a Photo Without Confusing Canvas Size
A sideways image needs rotation, not a different width entered into a resizer. Rotation changes where the pixels sit. For angles other…
Image Preparation
Crop to a Ratio While Keeping the Largest Useful Area
A ratio describes shape without fixing the final resolution. A square can be 300 by 300 or 1200 by 1200. Aspect cropping…
Image Preparation
Crop an Image Using Source Pixel Coordinates
A coordinate crop is useful when the part you need is not in the centre. It gives you an exact rectangle instead…
Image Preparation
Fill an Image Box by Cropping Instead of Stretching
A banner usually needs exact dimensions. The source photograph rarely shares its ratio. Cover cropping fills the box by removing material from…
Image Preparation
Fit the Whole Image Within a Maximum Box
A supplier's product photo and a portrait can share an upload box without sharing the same ratio. Fitting keeps the entire picture…
Image Preparation
Scale a Picture by Percentage of Its Original Size
Percentage resizing is useful when you want every source image reduced by the same proportion. It avoids choosing one fixed width that…
Image Preparation
Resize an Image Without Stretching the Subject
An upload form asking for a smaller image can mean fewer pixels, fewer bytes or both. Resizing changes the pixel dimensions. It…