FileFixer
Resize, compress, convert, and manage files quickly
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Resize, compress, convert, and manage files quickly — without unnecessary complexity.
Resize, compress, convert, and manage your files with simple online tools. No account required.
Resize, compress, convert, and manage files quickly — without unnecessary complexity. Resize an image to a common preset or a custom size, right in your browser. Shrink an image toward a target file size like 100KB, 500KB, or 1MB. Shrink image file size with adjustable compression, without losing quality you care about. Convert PNG images to JPG, with control over the background color for transparent areas. Crop an image to a common aspect ratio or a free-form selection. Check an image's width, height, aspect ratio, file size, and file type. Reduce the file size of a PDF so it's easier to share and upload. Shrink a PDF toward a target size like under 500KB or under 1MB. Combine multiple PDF…from file-fixer.netlify.app
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