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Image Converter

Convert image formats privately in your browser. Batch-export PNG, JPEG, WebP, AVIF, GIF, BMP or ICO with quality and transparency controls.

THE WORKBENCH

The right format for the next destination.

IN YOUR BROWSER / PRIVATE INPUT
01 / YOUR INPUT

100% in your browser, files never leave your device.

Your imagesBATCH UPLOAD

No file-count or combined upload-size cap. 40 MB / 24 MP per image. Large queues depend on your device memory. Animated GIF and multipage TIFF use the first frame/page.

Output format
80%

Metadata is removed by raster re-encoding. HEIC requires native browser support. Converter exports are still images.

02 / YOUR RESULTS

Choose your file and settings. The original stays unchanged.

01 / FROM INPUT TO ACTION

How to use the
Image Converter

  1. 01

    Choose your source images

    Select, drop or paste images with no fixed file-count cap. Actual file bytes are checked; a misleading extension does not turn another document into an image.

  2. 02

    Choose format and quality

    Use PNG for transparent artwork, JPEG for compatible photographs, or WebP/AVIF when the destination supports them. Select a background fill before exporting JPEG.

  3. 03

    Inspect and download

    Compare dimensions and file sizes. Download individual results or create a ZIP; errors for one batch item do not erase successful files.

What each output preserves

FormatUseful forTradeoff
PNGTransparent artwork and lossless pixelsCan be larger than photographic formats.
JPEGPhotos and broad compatibilityLossy, without transparency.
WebP / AVIFCompact web imagesDestination support varies; AVIF encoding takes longer.
GIFSimple still graphics256-color palette; animated sources become a still frame.
BMP / ICOLegacy bitmaps and iconsBMP fills transparency; ICO includes 16, 32, 48 and 256px frames.

A transparent logo for a JPEG-only upload

THE STARTING POINT
Input: transparent PNG
Output: JPEG
Fill: #ffffff
Quality: 85
THE RESULT / NEXT STEP
A new JPEG with a white background.
Original PNG remains unchanged.
Metadata is not copied into the new image.
Illustrative settings, not a promised compression ratio.

Input formats and deliberate boundaries

TIFF uses its first page, and animated GIF uses its first frame. SVG must be self-contained: embedded images, scripts, external references and CSS URLs are rejected. HEIC/HEIF requires native browser decoding; the common copyleft WASM decoder is excluded by this project’s permissive-license requirement.

Every file is limited to 40 MB and 24 megapixels. There is no fixed file-count or combined upload-size cap; practical queue size depends on device memory. Decoding is isolated from the page, but your device still needs working memory for uncompressed pixels. Cancel terminates the processing worker.

THE QUESTIONS THAT COME NEXT

Image Converter:
questions, answered.

Does conversion preserve EXIF metadata?

No. Images are decoded into pixels and encoded again. Camera, location and original metadata are not copied.

Will animated GIF remain animated?

No. This converter exports a still image from the first frame. Use an animation-specific tool for multiple frames.

Why does HEIC fail in my browser?

HEIC depends on the browser’s native decoder. Export JPEG or PNG from your photo application if it is unavailable.

Can a converted image be bigger?

Yes. Format, image detail, transparency and quality all affect the output size. The actual before/after sizes are shown.

FURTHER READING

The calculations and checks above describe this tool's implementation. Use these primary references for the underlying formats and publishing guidance.

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A USEFUL NEXT STEP

Keep the
work moving.

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Tune file size separately from format selection.

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YOUR NEXT MOVE

The right format for the next destination.

Choose your settings, inspect the result and download a new file. Your original remains unchanged.

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