Image Converter

Use the general converter when you want one workspace for JPG, PNG, and WebP. The tool keeps format choices in one place and warns when a conversion changes how transparency behaves.

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Accepted: JPG, PNG, WebP · Max 25 MB · Processed locally in your browser

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Tool settings
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Output is always PNG so the transparent corners survive.

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How to use Image Converter

  1. Select a supported input image.
  2. Choose the output format you need.
  3. Adjust quality when converting to JPEG or WebP.
  4. Process locally and download the converted file.

Supported behavior

  • JPEG is useful for photos and broad compatibility.
  • PNG keeps alpha transparency but can be larger.
  • WebP often offers a good web-focused balance, but support still depends on the browser.

Best for

  • Convert screenshots or logos to a web-ready format.
  • Turn a large JPG into WebP for smaller web delivery.
  • Create a PNG when you need transparency support.

Limits

  • Converting to the same format simply creates a new re-encoded file.
  • Transparent pixels are flattened when exporting to JPEG.
  • Result size can be larger than the source depending on the chosen format and quality.

Privacy notes

  • The current release performs format conversion in the browser without server upload.

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Image Converter FAQ

Why would a converted image become larger?

Different formats respond differently to image content. A photo may shrink in WebP while a flat graphic may not, and high quality settings can increase the final size.

Can I keep transparency when converting from PNG?

Yes, as long as you choose an output format that supports transparency, such as PNG or WebP.