Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Pixora’s core browser-based image tools are free to use.

No. Pixora is designed to work in a modern browser and does not require an account for the core image tools.

The core image processing runs in your browser. Selected files are not sent to a Pixora image-processing server for the conversion, compression or resizing operation itself. Browser and third-party services can still make their own network requests, so see the Privacy Policy for details.

Yes. Select multiple images or drag a batch into the upload area. The result list lets you review processed files before downloading them.

Yes. Pixora shows input and processed previews where the browser can decode the relevant format. Always inspect important outputs before publishing or submitting them.

Supported formats depend on browser codec support. Pixora includes workflows for JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, GIF and BMP, with output availability depending on the device and browser.

Not necessarily. Conversion can make a file larger or smaller. Dimensions, image complexity, format and encoding settings all affect the final file size.

Pixora can make a best-effort attempt to reach a target such as 100KB, but an exact byte count cannot be guaranteed for every image because compression results depend on the source.

No. Resizing changes pixel dimensions. It does not automatically change the composition or crop the image.

Yes. After processing a batch, use Download ZIP to save the results together.

Cookies or similar technologies may be used for essential operation, preferences, analytics and advertising when those features are enabled. See the Privacy Policy for advertising disclosures and user choices.

Email support@getpixora.tech for support, privacy questions or bug reports. Include the tool page, browser/device and a description of the problem when reporting an issue.