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Image converter for any format

An image converter that turns HEIC to JPG, RAW to JPG, PSD or TIFF to PNG, or any of PNG, JPG, WebP, AVIF, GIF, BMP, TIFF, ICO, PSD, SVG, iPhone HEIC and camera raw into WebP, JPG, PNG, GIF, TIFF, BMP or ICO, in your browser. Convert a whole batch at once and download it as a ZIP — every file stays on your machine.

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Pick the formats first, or keep the defaults. You can change the output at any time.

Add imagesAccepts HEIC, camera RAW, PNG, JPG, WebP, TIFF, PSD, SVG and 5 more.Select images
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  • Instant conversions
  • Batch convert
  • No registration
  • Completely free

Converted files don’t keep EXIF or color profile data.


Does an image converter have to upload my files?

No. Modern browsers can decode and re-encode images on their own, so a converter only needs a server if it wants one. This one does the work inside the tab you already have open, and we never hold a copy of anything.

  • Every common format in

    HEIC and HEIF from phones, camera raw from Nikon, Canon, Sony, Pentax and Samsung, Photoshop PSD, TIFF, SVG and ICO, plus BMP, GIF, AVIF, PNG, JPG and WebP.

  • Nothing to install

    It is a web page. No download, no license, no update prompt six months from now.

  • No daily limit

    Our AI tools share 20 AI credits a day because each call costs us money. This one costs nothing to run, so it caps at nothing.

  • Works offline

    Once the page has loaded, conversions keep running with the network switched off — which is also the simplest way to prove nothing is being sent.

How to convert images in your browser

Drop the files onto the panel at the top of this page, choose the output format, and save. There is nothing to install and no account to make.

  1. Step 1Add your images

    Drag in as many files as you like, or pick them from disk. PNG, JPG, WebP, AVIF, GIF, BMP, TIFF, ICO, PSD, SVG, HEIC, NEF, CR2, CR3, ARW, PEF, NRW, SRW are all accepted, and every one of them is read on your own machine.

  2. Step 2Pick one output format

    Pick it in the “Convert … to …” row above the panel and the whole queue follows, including the files already converted. Nothing is silently substituted: a format the browser cannot really write is switched off instead.

  3. Step 3Download one file or a ZIP

    A single image downloads on its own. A batch is bundled into one ZIP, and the footer shows how much size you saved overall.


Which format should you use?

PNG keeps everything and stays large. JPG is small and lossy with no transparency. WebP is usually a third of the JPG at the same quality. Two questions settle which one you want.

What is it for?
Does it need transparency?

WebPAbout a third the size of a JPG at the same quality, and every current browser reads it.

The same 12-megapixel photo, saved three ways

PNG
2.4 MB
JPG
780 KB
WebP
412 KB

Typical figures for one photograph, not a guarantee — flat artwork and screenshots compress very differently.

Why do people convert images?

Almost always because something refused the file they had, or because the file was too big for where it was going.

  • Optimize images for the web

    A page carrying twenty JPGs loads noticeably slower than the same page in WebP, which is usually about a third of the size at the same quality. Convert the folder once and the difference is permanent.

  • Get RAW files out of the camera

    NEF, CR2 and ARW hold the most information and are the least shareable. Convert them to JPG for approval rounds and keep the originals for the edit.

  • Fix HEIC from an iPhone

    iOS shoots HEIC by default and a great many upload forms, CMSs and older design tools still refuse it. PNG or JPG makes the problem disappear.

  • Meet a platform's spec

    Marketplaces and ad networks each publish their own accepted formats. Converting is faster than arguing with an upload validator.

  • Batch a whole shoot

    Drop in the entire folder rather than one file at a time. Nothing uploads, so the number of files does not change how long you wait for a server.

  • Standardise an archive

    A library in BMP, GIF and AVIF from three different decades, converted into one format that everything will still open in ten years.


Frequently asked questions

The questions that come up most, and the limits that are real.

Yes, and there is no limit on how many you convert. The work runs on your machine rather than ours, so there is nothing for us to meter or charge for. There is no account, no card and no watermark.

Supported image formats

Each conversion has its own page covering the quirks of that format, what it converts best into, and why. The list is the converter's own registry, so it is never out of date with the tool.

Converting is the easy half

We produce the assets themselves — every placement, every ratio, on brand, back in 24 hours.

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