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Image converter

Turn images into JPG, PNG or WebP at the same size, right in your browser.

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90

For JPG and WebP

Background for transparent areas

JPG has no transparency

Location and camera data are always removed.

Your files will appear here.

What it does

A site asks for a JPG and you have a PNG, or an app won’t open a WebP. This tool makes a new copy of each image in the format you choose, at exactly the same width and height:

It reads JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, GIF and BMP images. Each file’s card shows the change, such as PNG → JPG, the size in pixels and the file size before and after.

How to use it

  1. Drop your images on the box, paste them, or select Choose files. Select “Try a sample” to see two example images.
  2. Choose the format under Convert to. Every image is converted at once, and again when you change a setting.
  3. Select Download on a card to save one image, or Download all to save them together in a ZIP file.
  4. Press Ctrl+Enter (⌘+Enter on a Mac) to convert every image again, or Esc to stop the ones still working.

Good to know

Privacy

Your images are processed on your device: the tool runs in your browser and doesn’t upload them. The new image is made from the pixels alone, so camera details and location data from the original are always removed.

Frequently asked questions

Which format should I pick?

JPG for photos you want to share or upload: almost every site and app takes it. PNG for screenshots, logos and anything with sharp edges, text or transparency; it keeps every pixel exactly, so it's often larger. WebP for websites: it is usually smaller than JPG at the same look and keeps transparency, but some older apps don't open it.

What happens to transparent areas in a JPG?

JPG can't store transparency, so something has to fill those areas. The tool paints White under the image by default; choose Black under More options for a dark background. PNG and WebP keep transparency as it is.

Can it open AVIF and HEIC photos?

AVIF, yes: the tool reads AVIF still images and saves them as JPG, PNG or WebP, as long as your browser can open AVIF (recent Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari can). HEIC, the format many iPhones save photos in, isn't supported yet: change your camera setting to Most Compatible, or share the photo as JPG.

What does Quality do?

For JPG and WebP, Quality trades file size against detail. The default of 90 looks like the original in most photos; lower values make smaller files with softer detail and blocky edges. PNG ignores it, because PNG keeps every pixel.

Are my images uploaded? What happens to location data?

No. Your images are converted by your browser, on your device, and they aren't sent anywhere. The new image is made from the pixels alone, so camera details, the date and any GPS location in the original are left out. When a JPG had a location, its card says Location data removed.