HTML vs plain text: which one should you use?
A simple guide to choosing HTML or plain text for email, notes, publishing and archives.
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Guides to photo metadata, image privacy, and safer sharing.
Why copied website text carries hidden formatting
What sits behind copied web text, why it shows up in documents, and how to remove the markup.
Read guideConvert an HTML email to plain text before forwarding
Remove layout code from an HTML email before you forward, archive or quote it.
Read guideHow to copy rich text as plain text
Turn copied website or editor content into clean plain text before you paste it somewhere else.
Read guideHow to strip HTML from text without losing the words
A practical way to remove HTML tags, scripts and hidden markup while keeping the text readable.
Read guidePhoto privacy checklist for social media
Before a photo goes online, take a minute to check the file as well as the picture. The details people miss are usually the ones that…
Read guideDoes removing metadata change the picture?
Metadata and image pixels are different parts of a file. Removing metadata should leave the visible picture alone, but changing the format, size, or compression is…
Read guideHow to check a photo before sending it to a client
A quick metadata check can save an awkward follow-up after you send a finished image. This matters for photographers, designers, agencies, and anyone delivering work on…
Read guideEXIF, IPTC, XMP: what do these photo tags mean?
Photo metadata is information stored alongside an image file. It is not printed into the picture, but apps can read it when you upload or send…
Read guideHow to remove location data from a photo before you post it
A photo can say more than you intended. GPS coordinates, the phone that captured it, and editing details can travel inside the file even when none…
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