Keep the original
Compress or convert a copy first so the full-resolution source remains available for print or future edits.
IMAGESPLIT GUIDE
Most upload failures come down to file size, a format the destination cannot decode, a damaged export, or a browser that cannot open the image. Start with the smallest reversible change, then try again.
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Try opening the image locally first. If it cannot be opened, export a fresh JPEG, PNG, or WebP copy from the original source.
Use Image Compressor to create a smaller JPG or WebP when the destination has a size limit or a mobile connection is unreliable.
Choose the new file from the device rather than reusing a failed picker entry. If the destination still rejects it, check its documented dimension and format rules.
PRACTICAL TIPS
Compress or convert a copy first so the full-resolution source remains available for print or future edits.
A fresh export from the original image is usually cleaner than repeatedly screenshotting or re-saving an already compressed file.
Mobile share sheets and social apps can fail when the device has little temporary storage available.
Open the matching ImageSplit tool and complete the workflow in this browser.
Open Image Compressor