Changelog (page 20)

September 26, 2026

• fixed

  Typing photoresizerr.com/privacy now takes you to the privacy policy instead of a page not found.

• fixed

  Google Analytics now loads in the browser as the privacy policy describes. The measurement ID never reached the page before, so no visits were counted.

• changed

  The name is now written PhotoResizerr, with a capital R, in the logo, page titles and share cards.

• added

  Every format converter page except HEIC now shows what the conversion did to seven real images, five photos and two graphics, with the file size in each format and the change between them.

• changed

  Social media size pages show the year their sizes were last checked in the page title, and three guides now link the sources behind their claims about Lighthouse, WebP support and SSIM.

• changed

  The About page now says who builds PhotoResizerr, why, and how every size on the site is checked against its official source, with links to the author's profiles.

• changed

  The privacy policy now describes exactly what this build does: no analytics, no cookies, and your photos never leave your device.

• added

  On a phone, every tool page has a Jump to the tool button under the introduction, so you no longer scroll past the article to find the editor.

• fixed

  Screen readers now describe every illustration in dark mode, which used to hide their descriptions, and the width and height fields stay blank instead of showing 0 before you choose a photo.

• fixed

  Opening the site over plain http, or on www, now goes straight to the secure https://photoresizerr.com address in one step.

• added

  PNG gets a Colours choice where other formats have a quality slider: every colour, or 256, 64 or 16 for a much smaller file. A PNG or WebP you open now stays a PNG or WebP, so transparency is no longer lost to a white JPEG background.

• added

  Every tool has a Try a demo button next to Choose image: the bulk resizer and the PDF tools load three sample photos, and Remove EXIF loads one carrying a sample location, camera and date so you can watch it cleaned.

• changed

  The header menu is grouped the way the site is: Resize, Compress, Convert, Crop, Documents and Social each open their own tools, and breadcrumbs now show the section a page belongs to, such as Home, Crop, Crop to circle.

• changed

  The site opens in dark mode unless you picked another theme, and the theme control in the header is now one button showing the current theme, with Light, Dark and System a click away.

• changed

  The language switch moved into the header: a globe menu next to the theme control on every page that has a Spanish or English twin, including the Spanish file size and format pages, which had none.

• added

  A post on what DPI means: the three things printers, scanners and image files mean by it, what a scan's DPI does to its pixels, and what Chrome did with the DPI in seven test files.

• added

  A post on compressing an image without losing quality, measured on five photos: how close every JPEG quality from 100 to 30 stays to the original, what saving again does, and why the lossless routes save almost nothing.

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  A post on reducing image size for a website, measured on five photos: how much width, quality, WebP and DPI each save, and how many pixels wide to make an image for sharp screens.

• changed

  The UK passport photo page now warns, above the tool, not to crop a photo you take on your own device, because GOV.UK crops it for you, and that a printed photo cannot be cut down from a larger one.

• added

  A post on taking a passport photo at home: which passports accept one and which refuse it, where to stand, when not to crop, head sizes in pixels, and how to print it.

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  A post on photo print sizes in pixels: eight common prints at 300 and 125 DPI, the two that fit a phone photo whole, their metric twins, and how few pixels Shutterfly's own chart asks for.

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  A post on the Schengen visa photo: what the EU Visa Code says (no size at all), and what France, Germany and the Netherlands each ask for instead, read at their own pages.

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  A post on why an online form rejects a photo: which errors a resize can fix and which need a new photo, every form minimum on the site in one list, and the US visa's floor hidden in its compression ratio.

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  Four more social pages in Spanish: Instagram story, YouTube banner, YouTube profile picture and LinkedIn banner, each re-read in the platform's Spanish help page. Their size switchers are labelled in Spanish, and every row of /es/redes-sociales/ now opens a Spanish page.

• added

  Social image sizes in Spanish: /es/redes-sociales/ and six pages for the YouTube thumbnail, Pinterest pin, LinkedIn profile photo, X header, Instagram post and Facebook cover, each figure re-read in the platform's Spanish help page.

• fixed

  Spanish pages now show their last-updated and measured dates in Spanish.

• added

  New page: make an image square without cropping. The square is as wide as your photo's long side, up to 4096 pixels, so the photo goes in at its own size and a white, black, blurred or any colour border fills the rest.