Image converter tools

Image converter tools are tools that you can use to convert an image from one file format to another.

You start by uploading an image, then you choose the settings of the new format (for example, the compression quality), and then you download the converted file.

All the conversions run directly in your browser, so your images are never uploaded to a server.

Convert PNG to WebP

Convert PNG images to the WebP format, choosing the quality, to make the files much smaller.

Convert JPG to WebP

Convert JPG photos to the WebP format and make your web pages load faster.

Convert WebP to PNG

Convert WebP images to PNG, so you can open them in any program.

Convert WebP to JPG

Convert WebP images to JPG, the format that every program and device can open.

Convert PNG to JPG

Convert PNG images to JPG, choosing the quality, to get a much smaller file.

Convert JPG to PNG

Convert JPG photos to the lossless PNG format, for editing or for tools that only accept PNG.

Which conversion do you need?

Pick the source format of the file you have, then the format you want to end up with.

From	To PNG	To JPG	To WebP
PNG	-	PNG to JPG	PNG to WebP
JPG	JPG to PNG	-	JPG to WebP
WebP	WebP to PNG	WebP to JPG	-

Every one of these tools also accepts any other format your browser can open, including GIF, BMP, AVIF and SVG, so you can use the tool for the format you want to produce even if your file is something else.

Why convert images?

Each image format stores the pixels in a different way, so each one is good for a different purpose.

PNG compresses the images without losing any detail, which is great for logos, icons and screenshots, but produces big files. JPEG produces much smaller files, but does not support transparency. WebP compresses the images better than both and still supports transparency and animation, so it is a good choice for the images published on a website.

Converting an image to a more efficient format is one of the easiest ways to make a website load faster, without changing the size of the image.

Lossless and lossy compression

In a lossless format, like PNG, every pixel of the original image is preserved, so you can open and save the file as many times as you want without degrading the image.

In a lossy format, like JPEG or WebP, part of the information is discarded to make the file smaller. The quality setting controls how much information is discarded: a high quality keeps more details but produces a bigger file, and a low quality produces a smaller file with more compression artifacts.

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