One problem faced by many web sites is that of displaying images. It is not fair that the site visitors have to download the entire image before they decide if it’s the one they really want. To deal with this problem you can create a thumbnail. It lets the visitors preview from many images and then select one to view in full splendor. But it is not always possible to simply reduce the image and publish it on the Web. It is also important to keep proportions of your thumbnails. The most common ways to create a thumbnail are to crop and resize. There is also a third «secret» conversion method. ImageConverter Plus can hide the difference between source and resulting file proportions. Our converter can fill the missing pixels with background color or transparency (when saving to GIF, PNG and some other formats). Learn more at:
https://www.imageconverterplus.com/help-center/work-with-icp/examples/recomendation/make-thumbnails/