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Notion users use OnlineTools4Free to resize images for pages, compress PDFs for embedding, and convert content between markdown and other formats.
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Notion displays images at full width by default. Use the Image Resizer to set specific dimensions before uploading, so your images look consistent across pages and databases.
Notion has a 5MB per file limit on the free plan. Use the Image Compressor to shrink images well below that threshold while keeping them sharp enough for documentation.
When embedding PDF files in Notion pages, compress them first with our PDF Compressor to keep page load times fast, especially for team workspaces.
When moving content into or out of Notion, use our Markdown tools to clean up formatting. Notion uses its own flavor of markdown internally, so clean source text imports better.
These tools are the most useful for Notion users. All free, all browser-based.
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