What the tool does is clear on the first screen
The home page quickly explains the supported platforms and the image preparation flow; the user moves on to the editor from here.
From one image to files ready for different platforms; the whole process runs in the browser.
Every social platform asks for a different size. The goal was to build a tool that brings an image to the right size and exports it without uploading it to another server.
File selection, cropping and preset sizes were combined in a single editor. Platform-specific size guides also help users choose the right format outside the editor. The core image operations run in the user's browser.
A live studio product. Preset sizes for five social platforms and customisable output options are found in the same editor.
The decisions that shape the experience, and the screens that show them.
The home page quickly explains the supported platforms and the image preparation flow; the user moves on to the editor from here.
The uploaded photo stays at the centre of the editor. Cropping and the output preview show the effect of each choice instantly.
The social platforms' formats are ready in the editor. The user picks the target channel and switches to the matching frame.
The blog home page gathers image size guides by platform. The product isn't limited to the editing screen alone.
The Instagram article explains how to choose a format and size with examples. The user can see which output size they need before moving to the editor.
The Pinterest article covers the sizes of vertical images and the context they're used in. Each platform's own requirements are addressed instead of the same generic text for all.
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