Image Format Converter

Drop images here, or

Original and result

How do I convert an image?

  1. Drop images here or pick them with Choose files. Several at once is fine.
  2. Choose JPG, PNG or WebP under Save as.
  3. With JPG or WebP you can set the quality.
  4. Save each image from the result list, or save them all at once. The name stays; only the extension changes.

Which format should I pick?

JPG
For photographs. Opens everywhere and stays small, but cannot hold transparency.
PNG
For transparency, text and shapes. A photograph gets much larger as PNG.
WebP
The smallest at the same quality. Use it for the web.

JPG for files you send to people, WebP for the web, PNG when you need transparency.

What changes when I convert PNG to JPG?

The file gets much smaller, but transparent areas are filled with white and that loss cannot be undone. Logos and lettering with hard edges are better left as PNG.

Why does JPG to PNG make the file bigger?

PNG saves without loss, so a photograph can come out several times larger. That is the normal result of the combination, and the result line says plainly that it grew.

It saves in the format you picked even when the file grows. A file you believe is PNG is never quietly left as JPG.

Common questions

Are the images I pick uploaded anywhere?
No. There is no code here that sends images over the network, and the results still come out offline.
What changes when I convert PNG to JPG?
The file gets much smaller and transparent areas turn white.
Why does JPG to PNG make the file bigger?
PNG saves without loss, so a photograph comes out far larger.
When should I use WebP?
For images going onto the web. It is the smallest at the same quality.
My transparent background turned white.
JPG cannot hold transparency. Save as PNG or WebP to keep it.
How many images at once?
Up to 30 per run, all saved in the same format.
Does the resolution change too?
No. Only the format changes; the pixel dimensions stay the same.
Does GPS or capture information survive into the result?
No. The result is a new file built from the pixels drawn on screen.
Which formats can it read and write?
It reads JPEG, PNG, WebP, AVIF and HEIC, and saves JPG, PNG or WebP.
If I do not like the result, is my original changed?
No. The result is a new file with a different extension.