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Free Image Converter — PNG, JPG, WebP, HEIC & more
Turn PNG, JPG, WebP, HEIC, AVIF, or GIF into the format you need—right in your browser, no install. Upload many files at once, paste screenshots, tune quality, and optionally limit width or height so files stay small. Everything runs on your device; images are not uploaded to our servers.
Why use this converter
- Wide format support: open PNG, JPEG, WebP, AVIF, GIF, and often HEIC, then export to common web and sharing formats (exact pairings depend on your browser).
- Batch workflow: queue many images, convert them, then download each file or trigger download-all for every converted image.
- Smaller files when you need them: lower JPEG/WebP quality and set a max edge for thumbnails, email, or faster page loads.
- Privacy-first: conversion uses your browser’s processing—files do not leave your computer for our servers to store or scan.
How it works
- Upload or paste images (Ctrl/Cmd+V).
- Select the target format and optional quality or resize.
- Convert, then download one-by-one or all files.
Choosing a format
- JPEG (.jpg / .jpeg): Best for photographs and complex images; usually smaller than PNG; does not preserve transparency.
- PNG: Lossless and great for graphics, logos, and screenshots; supports full transparency.
- WebP: Modern format for the web—often smaller than JPEG at similar quality; adjust the slider to balance size and detail.
- AVIF and HEIC: Newer formats with strong compression; whether you can open them depends on your browser. If a file won’t load, export it to PNG or JPEG elsewhere first, then convert here.
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FAQ
Is the tool really free?
Yes. Core conversion, bulk upload, paste, quality, and resize features are free with no account required.
Will quality be preserved?
For JPEG and WebP, pick a higher quality percentage to stay close to the original. PNG output stays lossless when the workflow supports it.
Can I convert many images at once?
Yes. Add multiple files or paste several times, run convert, then download each file or use download all when available.