The Pixquil blog
Practical, no-fluff writeups — the kind of detail you need before you upload, print, or submit.
You don't need a scanner to get a clean digital signature — a phone camera and the right lighting does the job. Here's the full process, step by step.
Most badge photos aren't 2×2 like a passport — the real industry standard is 1×1.25 inches. Here's the size, background, and framing that actually gets approved.
Every platform wants a slightly different shape. Here's a working reference for the sizes that actually matter in 2026, and how to crop for each.
One compresses photos well and one doesn't lose a single pixel. Picking the wrong one is why some of your uploads look bad or won't fit.
Shrinking a photo rarely hurts quality — enlarging it almost always does. Here's the difference, and how to resize without visible loss.
Bank KYC forms, exam boards, and government portals each specify a signature size differently. Here's how to read the spec and hit it exactly.
Most rejected passport photos fail for one of a handful of predictable reasons. Here's what reviewers actually check, in order of frequency.
A studio-quality passport photo doesn't need a studio. Here's how to get the lighting, background, and framing right with just a phone.