Image Converter
Convert between 13+ image formats with quality control and resizing. All processing happens locally on your device.
1. Select Your Image
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Supported formats: PNG, JPG, JPEG, WEBP, GIF, SVG, BMP, TIFF, ICO, HEIC, JFIF, APNG, JP2
Maximum file size: 500MB
Bulk Image Conversion
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Format Details
- PNG - Best for graphics and images requiring transparency
- JPG - Ideal for photographs, smaller file sizes
- WebP - Modern format, better compression than JPG
- AVIF - Next-generation format with superior compression
- GIF - Perfect for animations and simple graphics
- SVG - Vector graphics, scalable without quality loss
- BMP - Bitmap format, widely supported
- TIFF - Tagged Image File Format, high quality
- ICO - Icon format, commonly used for website icons
- HEIC - High Efficiency Image Coding, modern format
- JPEG - Joint Photographic Experts Group, widely used for photographs
- APNG - Animated Portable Network Graphics
- JP2 - JPEG 2000, lossless compression
Why Convert Images?
- Reduce file size for faster web loading
- Ensure compatibility across different platforms
- Optimize for specific use cases (web, print, mobile)
- Remove unnecessary metadata for privacy
- Standardize formats across your project
- Learn more
Complete Image Format Guide
Choose the right image format for your needs. Learn the differences between lossy and lossless compression.
Lossy Compression Formats
- JPG/JPEG - Most popular for photographs. Smaller files but some quality loss. Use for web, social media, email.
- WebP - Modern format by Google. 25-35% better compression than JPG. Supported in all modern browsers.
- AVIF - Next-gen codec. 50% better compression than JPG. Best for future-proofing.
Lossless Compression Formats
- PNG - Best for graphics, logos, screenshots. Supports transparency. Larger than JPG but perfect quality.
- GIF - Ideal for simple animations. Limited color palette. Perfect for memes and animations.
- SVG - Vector format. Scalable without quality loss. Best for logos and icons.
Image Format Comparison Chart
| Format | Compression | Quality | Best For | Browser Support |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| PNG | Lossless | 100% | Graphics, icons, transparency | All browsers |
| JPG | Lossy (85-90%) | 90% | Photographs, web images | All browsers |
| WebP | Lossy & Lossless | 98% | Modern web, faster loading | 95%+ (modern) |
| AVIF | Superior (50%+ vs JPG) | 99% | Future-ready, small files | 80%+ (newer) |
| GIF | Lossless | 256 colors | Animations, memes | All browsers |
| SVG | Vector (scalable) | 100% | Icons, logos, illustrations | All modern browsers |
Image Conversion Tips & Best Practices
For Web Optimization
- Convert JPG to WebP for 25% smaller files
- Use AVIF for cutting-edge image optimization
- Resize large images to fit your layout
- Aim for 0.75-0.85 quality for good balance
- Use PNG for images with transparency
- Consider responsive images for different devices
For Social Media
- Use JPG for most photos (best compatibility)
- Convert PNG for graphics and logos
- Facebook: JPG recommended, max 4MB
- Instagram: JPG or PNG, 1080x1080px minimum
- Twitter: JPEG or PNG, max 5MB
- Optimize for fastest upload times
For Email & Archival
- Convert to JPG for email (smaller files)
- PNG for high-quality archival
- TIFF for professional archival (lossless)
- Keep original for long-term storage
- Use consistent quality across batches
Quality vs File Size
- 0.60-0.70: Small files, noticeable quality loss
- 0.75-0.85: Recommended for most use cases
- 0.90-1.00: Near-original quality, large files
- Test with your specific use case
- Consider your audience's bandwidth
Frequently Asked Questions About Image Conversion
What's the best image format for my website?▼
For modern websites, use WebP or AVIF with JPG fallbacks. These formats are 25-50% smaller than traditional JPG. Use PNG only when you need transparency or lossless quality. Compress images and use responsive sizing for best performance.
Will converting to JPG lose quality?▼
JPG uses lossy compression, meaning some data is removed. However, at 85-90% quality, the loss is imperceptible to most viewers. For professional/archival use, prefer PNG or TIFF. Test different quality levels to find the sweet spot for your needs.
Is PNG or WebP better for web use?▼
WebP is superior for web: 25-35% smaller file sizes, better compression, and full browser support (except older IE). PNG is better for graphics with transparency. Many sites use WebP with PNG fallback for maximum compatibility.
How much can I compress an image without losing quality?▼
For photographs, 0.75-0.85 quality retains imperceptible loss. For graphics, use PNG (lossless). WebP and AVIF achieve better compression at the same quality level than JPG. Resize before compressing for best results.
Should I convert my PNG images to WebP?▼
Yes, if you don't need transparency. WebP saves 25-30% more space than PNG while maintaining quality. For images with transparency (logos, icons), WebP still works well. Use our bulk converter to convert multiple images at once.
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