I was ecstatic when I landed a project to design a logo for a well - known local business. It was a huge opportunity to showcase my talent and make a name for myself in the design industry. But as I delved into the project, I quickly realized it wasn’t going to be as easy as I thought.​

Every time I adjusted the pixel size of the logo to fit the client’s ever - changing requirements, the design would stretch, squish, or distort in the most unflattering ways. I spent hours painstakingly tweaking the dimensions, only to end up with a logo that looked nothing like the original concept. I was on my fourth revision, and the client was growing increasingly impatient, sending me frustrated emails and threatening to take their business elsewhere.​

I felt like a failure, doubting my skills as a designer. But then, a fellow designer, who had been in a similar situation before, suggested ImgZipper. I was skeptical at first—after all, I had tried so many other tools with no success. But I was out of options, so I decided to give it a shot.​

I uploaded my design to the website, selected the pixel dimensions the client had requested, and clicked the “lock aspect ratio” option with a glimmer of hope. And the result was nothing short of amazing. The logo maintained its perfect proportions, no matter how I resized it. The shapes were sharp, the text was legible, and the overall look was exactly what the client had envisioned.​

I sent the final draft to the client, holding my breath as I waited for their response. To my relief and joy, they approved it on the first try, praising the professionalism and precision of the design. ImgZipper's precise size adjustment with aspect ratio lock not only saved my project but also salvaged my reputation as a designer. It’s now an essential part of my design toolkit, and I recommend it to every designer struggling with image resizing.