Image Converter
Convert images between PNG, JPEG, and WebP.
JPG, PNG, and WebPPreview before downloadLocal image processingUpdated May 2026
Image converter tool
Choose an output format and convert your image. Images are processed locally in your browser where possible.
Upload or drag an image
JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, or SVG up to 20.00 MB
Converted image preview and export
Compare original and converted images, then download the converted file.
Original
Upload an image to preview it here.
Converted
Converted preview appears here.
Original size
Not uploaded
Converted size
Not converted
Size change
Not converted
Output format
WebP
Original dimensions
Not uploaded
Converted dimensions
Not converted
Quality setting
86%
Transparency handling
Preserved where possible
Local processing
Images are converted in your browser with canvas. No backend upload is added.
Format controls
Choose JPG, PNG, or WebP with quality and transparency handling.
Preview before download
Compare original and converted images before saving the new file.
Dynamic Conversion Insights
Upload an image to choose an output format and preview the result.
WebP often reduces file size while preserving good visual quality.
Canvas conversion may remove metadata such as EXIF camera details.
Preview the converted image before replacing your original file.
Resize is off, so the original dimensions are preserved where canvas limits allow.
How Image Conversion Works
Image conversion changes the file format used to store the image.
The image is decoded, drawn, and exported in a new format.
Lossy formats reduce detail to reduce size.
Lossless-style formats preserve more detail but may be larger.
Transparency and animation support depends on the format.
Canvas export may remove metadata such as EXIF camera details.
JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, SVG, and Format Differences Explained
JPG is efficient for photos but does not support transparency.
PNG supports transparency and works well for screenshots or logos.
WebP often gives smaller files with good quality and can support transparency.
GIF can be animated, but canvas conversion may only handle one frame.
SVG is vector-based and should be handled carefully.
Format choice affects file size, quality, transparency, and compatibility.
Transparency, Quality, File Size, and Browser Support Notes
Converting transparent images to JPG flattens transparency.
Quality sliders apply mainly to lossy formats such as JPG and WebP.
PNG export may not shrink photos much.
WebP support can vary by browser or environment.
Metadata may be removed during canvas conversion.
Animated images may lose animation if converted through a simple canvas workflow.
Preview output before replacing originals.
Common Image Conversion Examples
Convert PNG to JPG.
Convert JPG to PNG.
Convert PNG to WebP.
Convert JPG to WebP.
Convert transparent PNG to JPG with white background.
Convert WebP to PNG.
Convert GIF first frame to PNG if supported.
Resize and convert a large photo to WebP.
Website, Social, Email, and Design Use Cases
Website image optimization.
Converting screenshots.
Product images.
Email attachments.
Social media uploads.
CMS image cleanup.
Transparent logo exports.
Design handoff.
App assets.
Storage reduction.
Privacy and Local Processing Notes
Uploaded images are processed locally in the browser where possible.
No account is required.
No backend storage is added by this page.
Images are not sent to a server by this tool.
Downloaded converted files stay under your control.
Avoid uploading sensitive personal images unless necessary.
Method Explanation
1. Upload an image.
2. Validate the file type and size.
3. Choose an output format and quality setting.
4. Optionally resize while preserving aspect ratio.
5. Draw the image into a browser canvas.
6. Export the canvas as the selected image format.
7. Compare original and converted file sizes.
8. Preview and download the converted image.
Frequently Asked Questions
An image converter changes an image from one file format to another, such as PNG to JPG, JPG to PNG, or JPG to WebP.
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