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Who is responsible for these guides

Tinolia publishes the guides and maintains the tools they describe. Tinolia is the organization credited as author and publisher. These pages explain how to prepare files and use the service.

How we check the content

A guide separates the rules of the destination from the choices you make in Tinolia. When a service sets a format, pixel size or upload limit, its own documentation is the reference.

• The sources section explains what each reference covers. A platform rule applies to that platform, account or app version.
• Downloadable examples use synthetic files made by Tinolia. They show the settings and actual output of our processing engines. They contain no customer files.
• Publication and update dates come from the editorial history. A factual correction or a new tested example can change the update date; a layout or punctuation change does not.

A successful conversion does not guarantee that a form will accept your file. Check the destination instructions and read the result before submitting. Illustration labels are explanatory; measured examples list the bytes of downloadable files.