Changelog (page 22)

September 24, 2026

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  The Spanish documents page at /es/documentos/ is now a passport photo size chart by country, like the English one: every document on one filterable list with its size, file limit, source and read date, Spanish pages first and the rest named in Spanish and marked as English, the documents that share a 35 x 45 mm print, and answers on Spain's 32 x 26 mm and India's photo size.

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  The documents page is now a passport photo size chart by country: every document and exam form on one filterable list with its size, file limit, source and the date it was read, the documents that share a 35 x 45 mm print, and five figures common size charts get wrong, set against the authority's own page.

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  A passport photo print sheet page: open a photo at 35 x 45 mm, 2 x 2 inches or 50 x 70 mm and download a 4 x 6 or A4 sheet of copies with cut guides. It says why a 4 x 6 holds only two 2 x 2 inch photos once a printer's margin is kept.

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  Print sheets. On a page that makes a printed photo, such as 35 x 45 mm or a passport photo sized in millimetres, the finished photo can now be downloaded as a 4 x 6 inch or A4 sheet of copies with cut guides, at the photo's DPI: six 35 x 45 mm photos on a 4 x 6, thirty on A4.

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  A resize to A4 page: 210 x 297 mm, 2480 x 3508 pixels at 300 DPI, with the DPI saved in the file, how much of a phone or camera photo the A4 shape crops, and a pointer to JPG to PDF for an A4 document.

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  An IBPS page for all four uploads: photo 200 x 230 at 20 to 50 KB, signature 140 x 60 at 10 to 20 KB, left thumb 240 x 240 and handwritten declaration 800 x 400 at 200 DPI, from the PO/MT notice, with a measured table showing why the tool raises the quality to reach IBPS's minimums.

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  An OCI card photo page: a square JPEG from 200 x 200 to 900 x 900 pixels, up to 200 KB, on a light background that is not white, read from the OCI portal. The India passport page now says its white-background photo cannot be reused for OCI.

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  Two more Spanish pages: the bulk resizer at /es/redimensionar-imagenes-en-lote/, with the tool's controls in Spanish, and a Spanish documents hub at /es/documentos/ that lists the Spanish passport and visa pages.

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  A crop to circle page. It opens the crop tool already cut to a circle, saving a PNG with transparent corners, and compares the file size of the same circle in PNG, WebP, AVIF and JPEG.

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  A Circle shape in the crop tool. It locks the frame square and cuts the photo to a circle, with transparent corners in PNG, WebP and AVIF. JPEG cannot hold transparency, so the tool switches to PNG, and a JPEG circle gets white corners.

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  A resize in inches page. It opens in inches at 300 DPI, and a table shows how much of a phone photo and a camera photo each print size keeps, from 3.5 x 5 to 11 x 14. The 4 x 6, 5 x 7 and 8 x 10 pages now link up to it.

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  A WebP to PNG page. Transparency is kept, and the page says how much larger the PNG gets: twelve times for our lossy test photo, not the 25 to 35 percent some converters quote.

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  A PNG to PDF page. PNGs in a PDF now keep their transparency, and go in with PNG's own row filters, so a photo PNG's PDF is no longer larger than the PNG. Measured pixel by pixel: every opaque pixel is unchanged.

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  Crop to square and crop to 16:9 pages. Each opens the crop tool locked to its shape, framed as large as the photo allows, with a table of how much of a phone or camera photo each shape keeps.

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  Print pages for 4 x 6, 5 x 7 and 8 x 10 inches. Each opens in inches at 300 DPI, saves the DPI in the file, and says how much of a phone or camera photo the print crops. The DPI page links to every print size.

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  Pages for 1080 x 1920 and 1080 x 1350, each saying how much of a portrait or landscape photo the crop keeps. Both sizes are new chips under Common sizes in every editor, and the Instagram post page links to the 4 by 5 one.

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  Pages for 150 KB, 300 KB and 2 MB, each with measured results, and the three as new target chips in every editor's file size mode. The 2 MB page explains how to stay under the limit at full resolution.

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  With a crop shape such as 16:9 locked, pasting another photo now frames it to that shape; the button stayed pressed over an unshaped frame before.

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  A JPG to PDF tool: put any number of images into one PDF on A4, Letter or fit-to-image pages, in the order you choose. An upright JPEG goes in byte for byte, a PNG losslessly, and nothing is uploaded.

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  A 30 KB page, with measured results: four of five test photos fit at 1600 pixels, and a busy one needs its width reduced. 30 KB is also a new target chip in every editor's file size mode.

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  The crop, rotate and convert tools now have Spanish pages, at /es/recortar-imagen/, /es/girar-imagen/ and /es/convertir-imagen/, with the language switcher on both halves of each pair.

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  The Spanish and US passport photo pages now exist in Spanish, at /es/documentos/foto-pasaporte-espana/ and /es/documentos/foto-pasaporte-estados-unidos/, read from the Spanish decrees and the State Department's Spanish page. The Spain page adds that the same photo serves the DNI.

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  A resize in cm or mm page: type a print size in centimetres or millimetres, get the pixels at 300 DPI with the DPI saved in the file, with tables of pixels per centimetre and of how large a photo can print.

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  A 35 x 45 mm page: the editor opens in millimetres at 413 x 531 pixels, saves 300 DPI in the file so it prints at size, and lists which of the passport rules we cite use 35 x 45 and where they still differ.

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  The change DPI page takes a size in centimetres, millimetres or inches as well as pixels, and shows the pixels that makes. Change the DPI while in cm, mm or in and the print size stays put: the pixels are added or removed to match.

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  A UPSC photo page from UPSC's own upload instructions and the Civil Services 2026 notice: the photo at 20 to 200 KB and the triple signature at 20 to 100 KB and 500 x 500 pixels, a switch apart in the editor, with why older guides say 300 KB.

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  A NEET photo page from NTA's 2026 bulletin: the photo at 10 to 200 KB, the signature at 10 to 100 KB and the finger and thumb impressions, a switch apart in the editor, with what changed from 2025, including that the postcard photo is no longer uploaded.

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  An India visa photo page with both of India's online forms: the e-Visa, a square JPEG of 10 KB to 1 MB with no pixel size stated, and the regular visa form, 350 to 1000 pixels and 10 to 300 KB, each cited to indianvisaonline.gov.in and a switch apart in the editor.

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  A change image DPI page: set 300 or any DPI on a JPEG or PNG and download your original file with only its header rewritten, JFIF and EXIF alike, with the print size and the DPI your file declares shown as you go.

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  Spanish pages now show their illustrations, drawn with Spanish headings, captions and alt text, and their share images carry Spanish artwork instead of English labels.

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  The US visa and DV Lottery photo pages now exist in Spanish, at /es/documentos/foto-visa-americana/ and /es/documentos/foto-loteria-de-visas/, with the same cited sizes, and they explain that glasses have not been allowed since 2016 even though the State Department's Spanish page still says both.

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  An SSC page that explains why there is no photo to resize for the CGL and CHSL 2026 forms, since the application captures a live photo, and makes the one upload they take: a signature at about 6.0 x 2.0 cm and 10 to 20 KB, saved at 300 DPI.

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  A signature resizer that boots at 140 x 60 pixels and 10 to 20 KB, with IBPS's and SSC's rules read from their own notices, and a measured table showing why a 140 x 60 signature can come out under 10 KB even at full quality.

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  The site now has Spanish pages: the resizer at /es/ and the compressor at /es/comprimir-imagen/, with the editor, menus and legal pages in Spanish and a link to switch languages on every page that exists in both.

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  Document photo pages now keep the file inside the size limits the authority states, raising the quality to clear a minimum like the UK's 50 KB or lowering it under a maximum like the US visa's 240 kB, and the meter says what it changed.

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  A DV Lottery photo page: exactly 600 by 600 pixels and up to 240 kB, with why a photo from last year's entry must not be reused and why every family member's photo should be ready before the form's 60 minutes start.

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  When a phone browser opens a very large JPEG at less than its full size, which Chrome on Android does with 200 megapixel photos, the editor now says so and shows both sizes.