How do I convert HEIC to JPG from iPhone?

Drop your HEIC file onto PixelFix Pro and it converts to JPEG automatically on load. No server upload, no iTunes, no quality loss.

How do I resize an image for Instagram?

Select the Instagram preset (1080x1080 for square posts, 1080x1350 for portrait, or 1080x1920 for Stories) from the Resize & Smart Presets dropdown.

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Q: How do I compress an image to under 2MB?

Use Smart Compress in PixelFix Pro. Set the target size to 2.0 MB and click Compress. The tool runs iterative JPEG quality passes to hit your target while preserving maximum quality.

Resize · Compress · Convert · Crop · Enhance · Watermark
No account. No upload. No limits. Everything stays on your device.

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Quick Fixes

Target size: 2.0 MB

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Resize & Smart Presets

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Sliders preview instantly. Click Apply to save.

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Popular Use Cases

Built for the exact image tasks you search for

Compress image to under 2MB

Job applications, ID portals, and email attachments often enforce a 2MB limit. Use Smart Compress to iteratively reduce file size while preserving the highest possible quality — no quality guesswork required.

Convert HEIC to JPG from iPhone

iPhone photos save as HEIC by default, which many websites and printers won't accept. Drop your HEIC file onto PixelFix Pro and it converts to JPEG automatically — no server upload, no quality loss.

Resize image for Instagram 1080 × 1080

Square feed posts need exact 1080×1080 pixels. Our Instagram preset auto-fills the dimensions so you resize with one click. Also available: 1080×1350 portrait and 1080×1920 Story sizes.

Resize Amazon product images to 1600 × 1600

Amazon's zoom feature requires at least 1000×1000, but 1600×1600 is the recommended sweet spot for 2026. Use the e-commerce preset to hit exact pixel dimensions instantly.

Make passport photos 600 × 600 px

US passport prints require 600×600 pixels at 2×2 inches. Our preset gives you the exact dimensions, and the crop tool locks to 1:1 so your photo won't be rejected for wrong proportions.

Reduce image file size without losing quality

Smart Compress runs up to 8 quality passes to hit your target size while keeping visual quality as high as possible. Set a target in MB, and the tool finds the optimal quality setting automatically.

Why PixelFix Pro

Everything your photos need, nothing you don't

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100% Private

Your images never leave your device. All processing runs in your browser using the Canvas API — no server, no upload, no cloud.

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Instant Processing

No waiting for uploads or server queues. Edits apply in milliseconds using your own GPU through OffscreenCanvas technology.

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Undo / Redo History

Made a mistake? Step back through 20 operations. The before/after comparison shows exactly what changed at a drag of a slider.

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Non-Destructive Editing

Brightness, contrast, saturation and hue sliders preview live using CSS filters — your original is only modified when you click Apply.

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50+ Platform Presets

Exact dimensions for Instagram, Amazon, Shopify, US Passport, India ICAO, UK Passport, YouTube, Pinterest and more — always up to date.

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Smart Compression

Set a target file size and we iteratively compress your JPEG to hit it precisely — perfect for email attachments, ID portals, and job applications.

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How It Works

Three steps. Zero friction.

Drop or paste your image

Drag any image onto the canvas, click to browse, or press Ctrl+V to paste a screenshot or copied photo directly. Supports JPG, PNG, WebP, HEIC, HEIF, BMP, GIF and TIFF.

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Edit with any tool

Choose a platform preset for instant resizing, adjust brightness and contrast with real-time preview, crop to any ratio, convert formats, add a watermark — or all of the above, in sequence, with full undo history.

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Download your file

Pick your output format (JPEG, PNG or WebP), set quality with the slider, and download — your image goes straight to your device as a clean, ready-to-use file.

FAQ

Common questions

Does this tool upload my images to a server?

No — never. Every single operation (resize, compress, filter, crop, convert) runs entirely inside your browser using the HTML5 Canvas and OffscreenCanvas APIs. Your images are never transmitted to any server. This is not a marketing claim — you can verify it by turning off your Wi-Fi after loading the page; everything continues to work perfectly.

How do I convert HEIC to JPG?

Drop your HEIC file onto the canvas — it converts automatically on load. Alternatively, load any image and click "HEIC → JPG" in Quick Fixes, then download. The conversion uses the heic2any library, which runs fully client-side.

What's the best image size for Amazon product listings?

Amazon requires a minimum of 1000×1000 pixels for the zoom feature to activate, but the recommended sweet spot for 2025 is 1600×1600 ("Amazon Zoom" preset) or 2048×2048 for future-proofing. Use the e-commerce presets dropdown to apply any of these instantly.

How do I compress an image to under 2MB for an ID portal?

Use the "Smart Compress" button in Quick Fixes. Drag the target size slider to your desired limit (default is 2 MB), then click Compress. The tool runs up to 8 quality reduction passes until the file fits the target. The result is always as high quality as possible within the size limit.

Can I use PixelFix Pro on my phone?

Yes — the editor is fully responsive and works on iPhone, Android, and tablets. Touch events are supported for crop drawing. For best results on mobile, use Chrome or Safari (latest version) and allow the page to stay active while processing large images.

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