Workflow
Prepare multiple social media images from one source
Choose the placements first, refine each crop separately, then export one ZIP and inspect every platform's final upload preview.
Last updated: July 13, 2026
Start with the best source
Use a large, sharp master with enough space around the subject. Avoid repeatedly re-saving an already compressed social image.
Select only needed placements
Open Social Media Image Toolkit, use platform quick selection, and remove outputs that are not part of this publishing job.
Social Media Image ToolkitRefine every selected size
Switch through the selected list. Adjust fit, zoom, and position for each size; the Adjusted badge shows which drafts differ from center crop.
Export a ZIP
Choose a global format and quality, download the ZIP, and keep the dimension-rich filenames for handoff.
Verify on the platform
Upload each file as a draft and check mobile and desktop previews. Practical safe zones are guides, not guarantees.
Final publishing check
- Every selected size was opened and framed intentionally
- Faces, products, logos, and headlines survive the actual crop
- Official and practical safe-zone labels were not treated as the same thing
- File format and size meet the target platform's current upload rules
- The final platform preview was checked before publishing
Does changing one crop affect the others?
No. Pixlery stores fit, zoom, and position separately for each selected preset. Output format, quality, and background remain shared.
Does ZIP export upload my images?
No. Rendering and ZIP assembly happen in the browser, and Pixlery does not connect to your social accounts.
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