🖼️ Image Format Converter

Accepted inputs are JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP, and SVG. Available outputs are JPG, PNG, and WebP only.

• JPG (JPEG): Extremely common. Best for standard photographs. It uses lossy compression, resulting in significantly smaller file sizes. It does not support transparent backgrounds.
• PNG: Useful for graphics, screenshots, and images requiring transparency. Output encoding is lossless, though canvas re-encoding can remove metadata from the source file.
• WebP: A web-oriented format that supports photos and transparency. It may be smaller than JPG or PNG, but conversion does not guarantee a smaller file.

Sometimes. JPG and WebP use the selected Quality setting and may reduce a large source, while PNG can become larger. The result panel reports the actual before-and-after size; no format guarantees a fixed saving.

No. The browser draws the source onto a canvas before encoding it. An animated GIF becomes one still frame, and SVG is rasterized at its displayed pixel dimensions, so scalable vector information is not preserved. A visible warning appears when either source type is selected.

The selected image is read and converted in your current browser and is not uploaded for conversion. On a shared device, remember to manage the downloaded result and browser history yourself.