Changelog (page 27)

September 18, 2026

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  A refreshed header and footer bring mobile navigation and larger theme controls with arrow-key selection.

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  A new colour scheme: lime accents in dark mode and a coordinated green light theme, still following your system theme preference.

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  A Polish passport photo page. Poland publishes a pixel minimum of 768 by 1004 and, in the same sentence, asks for the proportions of 35 by 45 mm, which that minimum is not. The page opens the tool at the smallest size that satisfies both.

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  A Dutch passport photo page. The Netherlands publishes a minimum resolution as well as a size, so its pixel figure is the authority's own rather than our conversion, and every document page now says which it is showing you.

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  A Spanish passport photo page, read in Real Decreto 896/2003. Spain is the one country here that is not 35 by 45 mm: it asks for 32 by 26, so a photo made for France or Italy is the wrong size and shape.

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  An Italian passport photo page, read at the Polizia di Stato. Italy is the same 35 by 45 mm as France and requires the white background France forbids, so both pages now warn about the other.

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  A French passport photo page, read in the arretes on Legifrance. France is the one country here that forbids a white background, so a photo made to the American or Indian norm is exactly the one it rejects.

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  A German passport photo page, read in the Passport Act and the Passport Regulation themselves. The 45 by 35 mm print is only accepted at a mission abroad: in Germany the passport office photographs you, and the page leads with that.

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  A Facebook cover photo page, read at Facebook's own help centre. Facebook publishes 851 by 315 and 100 KB as what loads fastest rather than as a limit, so the page says that rather than calling either a maximum.

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  An Australian passport photo page, read at the Passport Office's own guidelines. Australia publishes a range rather than one size, so the page states the range and the tool opens at the smallest print it accepts.

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  Three new converter pages with AVIF as the destination: JPG, PNG and WebP to AVIF, each saying what the format actually costs and saves rather than assuming it wins.

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  You can now save as AVIF. No browser can write the format on its own, so picking it fetches an encoder once per visit, and nothing is fetched unless you pick it.