Convert Image Formats
How to use
Changes images from one format to another, for example a WebP saved from a website into a JPG, or a set of PNG screenshots into WebP. Upload your images, pick PNG, JPG or WebP, then convert each file on its own or use Convert All.
Step 1 of 3: Upload
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Step 1 of 3 · Upload
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Select images to convert
Processed on your device
- Turning a WebP image saved from a website into a JPG a form will accept
- Converting a batch of PNG screenshots into WebP to cut page weight
- Making a PNG version of a JPG before editing it repeatedly, so quality is not lost on every save
Free and private. Everything runs on your own device, with no account and no uploads.
Websites, forms and apps each accept a different set of image formats, and the fastest fix for "format not supported" is usually a straight conversion. This tool reads images with your browser's own decoder, which handles JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF and BMP everywhere and AVIF in current browsers, and writes PNG, JPG or WebP. Convert a single file or a whole set at once. iPhone HEIC photos and TIFF scans have their own converters on this site, because most browsers cannot open those formats by themselves.
Use the HEIC to JPG converter for those. This tool relies on the browser's built-in decoder, and only Safari can read HEIC on its own; the HEIC converter brings its own decoder, so it works in every browser.
Yes. Add several files and use Convert All, or convert them one at a time.
A fixed high quality of 92 percent, which leaves photos visually unchanged. To trade quality for a smaller file, use the image compressor, which has a quality slider and shows the resulting size.
PNG and WebP keep them. JPG has no transparency, so transparent areas are filled in when you convert to JPG; keep PNG for logos and graphics that sit on coloured backgrounds.
WebP gives noticeably smaller files than JPG or PNG at the same visual quality and is supported by every current browser. For smaller still, the JPG to AVIF converter produces AVIF.
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Add one or more images
Drop a single file or several at once.
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Choose the target format
PNG for transparency and sharp graphics, JPG for photos that must open anywhere, WebP for websites.
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Convert one or all
Convert each file on its own, or use Convert All.
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Download
Download each result, or all of them together.
- ·Convert from the original file where you can; converting a JPG that was already compressed carries its artefacts into the new format.
- ·Keep PNG as the target when the image has transparency you need to preserve.