Choose a format, check a file, or prepare something for a small display. These guides explain what the tools change, how to check the result, and include sample files you can download and try yourself.
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Choose formats, keep transparency, and check what an export changes.
Compare image formats, preserve transparency, and inspect quality and size before saving.
Keep vector artwork editable or export a raster copy with the right dimensions and background.
Inspect a generated photo sample, remove supported metadata, and check what remains in the saved image.
Compare transparent and opaque exports, choose a background, and check partially transparent edges.
Export a sample SVG at two sizes and check dimensions, viewBox, fonts, backgrounds, and external resources.
Compare audio formats and make sense of volume, levels, and clipping.
Choose audio for sharing, editing, or archiving and check the settings Audio Converter actually uses.
Compare gain and normalization with a generated tone and understand peak levels, RMS, and clipping.
Make files easier to share and get captions in time with your video.
Cut unnecessary frames, reduce dimensions, and compare motion and colors before sending a GIF.
Choose between trimming, resizing, and compression, then check the downloaded video in its destination.
Use a timed sample clip to correct an offset, check drift, and choose between separate subtitles and burned captions.
Understand scanned pages, searchable text, and PDF exports.
Compare searchable text with an image-only page and see what PDF exports preserve or change.
Check downloads and work around browser processing limits.
Change one byte in a sample file, compare SHA-256 checksums, and distinguish matching bytes from a trusted source.
Compare compressed file size with decoded memory and choose a practical workflow for large images and videos.
Prepare display graphics and capture screenshots over USB.
Choose display dimensions, fit and dithering settings, and inspect an RGB565 asset before copying it to the Pico.
Check serial access, understand the capture formats, and account for the interruption and soft reset.