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Image Converter

Convert between PNG, JPG, WebP, AVIF and BMP, in batches.

What it does. An image converter changes a picture from one file format to another — PNG to JPG, HEIC to JPG, anything to WebP. This tool decodes with your browser’s native codecs and re-encodes on your device, converting whole batches at once and packaging the results as a ZIP. Nothing is uploaded.
Runs in your browserNothing uploadsNo signupWorks offline

How to use Image Converter

  1. Drop one image or a hundred onto the panel.
  2. Pick the output format and, for lossy formats, a quality level.
  3. Download files individually or grab the whole batch as a ZIP.

Which image format should I convert to?

The answer depends entirely on what the image contains and where it is going.

Which image format should I convert to?
You haveYou wantConvert toWhy
iPhone HEICSomething that opens anywhereJPGHEIC is unsupported outside Apple and recent Windows
Screenshot PNGSmaller web fileWebP (lossless)60–85% smaller, pixel-identical
Photo PNGMuch smaller web fileWebP or AVIFPNG is the wrong format for photographs
Logo with transparencyPrint or a documentPNGPreserves alpha; JPG would flatten it to white
Photo for an emailUniversal compatibilityJPGThe only format every client renders
Any imageWebsite heroAVIF + WebP fallbackSmallest bytes at equal quality
Animated GIFSmaller animationWebP or MP4GIF is capped at 256 colors and is enormous

What happens to transparency when converting to JPG?

It is lost, and the transparent pixels are filled with a solid color. JPEG has no alpha channel — the format simply cannot represent transparency.

This tool defaults that fill to white, which is right for most documents and email. There is a background color control for the cases where it is not: a logo destined for a dark page needs a matching dark fill, or the edges will show a white halo.

If the transparency matters, convert to PNG or WebP instead. Both carry an 8-bit alpha channel, and WebP does it at a fraction of PNG’s size.

Is converting between formats lossy?

It depends on the direction, and the answer is not symmetrical.

Lossless → lossless (PNG to lossless WebP, BMP to PNG) preserves every pixel exactly. Lossless → lossy (PNG to JPG) discards information permanently. Lossy → lossless (JPG to PNG) preserves the JPEG’s already-degraded pixels exactly, but the file usually grows because PNG cannot compress photographic noise well.

The case to avoid is lossy → lossy, such as JPG to WebP to JPG. Each pass re-quantizes an already-quantized signal, and the artifacts compound. This is generation loss, and it is why you should always convert from the highest-quality original you have rather than from a version that has already been through a compressor.

Why can my browser open a format it cannot save?

Decoding and encoding are separate capabilities, and browsers ship far more decoders than encoders.

Chrome, Edge and Safari all decode HEIC, AVIF, and animated WebP. Only a subset can encode them. In practice, every current browser can encode PNG, JPEG and WebP; AVIF encoding is available in Chrome and Edge but not universally elsewhere.

This tool probes the browser at load time and only offers output formats it can actually produce, so you will not pick AVIF and receive a silently-substituted PNG.

Frequently asked questions

How do I convert HEIC to JPG?

Drop the HEIC file and select JPG as the output. Safari and recent Chrome and Edge decode HEIC natively. On a browser without HEIC support you will see an error rather than a corrupted file.

Can I convert many images at once?

Yes. Batch conversion runs through the queue with a per-file progress bar, and the ZIP download packages the whole result set.

Does it add a watermark?

No. There is no watermark, no size cap and no daily limit, because there is no server cost to recover.

What about SVG?

SVG can be converted to PNG, JPG or WebP by rasterizing at a resolution you choose. The reverse — raster to SVG — requires vector tracing and is not offered here, because automated tracing produces poor results on photographs.

Will converting to WebP break older browsers?

WebP is supported by roughly 97% of global traffic in 2026, including every version of Safari since 14. For the remainder, serve a JPEG fallback with the picture element.

Does converting change the image dimensions?

No. Conversion changes the encoding only. Use the Image Resizer to change dimensions.

Is metadata preserved?

No. Canvas re-encoding drops EXIF, including GPS coordinates and camera information. This is a privacy benefit in most cases but worth knowing if you rely on that data.

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