An image upload asks for both pixels and KB. Which setting should I change?
KitForma editorial guide. Pixel dimensions describe the image’s width and height; KB or MB describes the file’s byte size. Upload forms can require both.
First check the destination’s accepted format, maximum width and height, and file-size limit. Use https://kitforma.com/en/resize/ to set the pixel dimensions with the aspect ratio preserved. Use https://kitforma.com/en/compress/ to reduce the file size, then check the actual output dimensions and bytes before uploading.
A target-KB operation may reduce quality and dimensions to approach the requested size; it is not a guarantee. PNG compression behaves differently from JPEG or WebP. Choose a format the receiving site accepts.
If “do not upscale” is enabled, a small original stays small even when the requested dimensions are larger. Enlarging an image does not recreate missing detail. Keep the original and inspect text or product details at full size.
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