Image Converter - Private, Browser-Based Image Format Converter

How to use the image converter

1. Drag an image into the drop zone or click "Choose image".
2. Check the source preview rendered directly in your browser.
3. Select a preset output format or type a custom extension.
4. If available, adjust the Quality slider to balance size and detail.
5. Click Convert to generate the new file and download it.

This works for common tasks like:

• Convert PNG to JPG to shrink large screenshots.
• Convert JPG to WebP for smaller, modern web images.
• Convert HEIC (iPhone photos) to web-ready formats like JPG, PNG, or WebP.
• Export icons to ICO or vector-friendly SVG using the custom extension field.
• Export print-friendly assets as high-quality TIFF or PNG.

Use Clear to reset the tool and start another conversion.

Supported image formats

The ImageMagick engine exposes its full supported format list inside the tool. Here are common ones for web and print:

• PNG - Lossless format that keeps transparency; ideal for UI, logos, and icons.
• JPG/JPEG - Best for photos and gradients with lossy compression.
• WebP - Modern, small files; great for web performance and hero images.
• AVIF - Ultra-efficient modern format for web delivery when supported by your browser build.
• HEIC/HEIF - High-efficiency format used by iOS; decoded locally and exported to your chosen format.
• GIF - Lightweight previews and simple animations.
• BMP - Uncompressed bitmap; mostly for legacy workflows.
• TIFF - Print-friendly format for high-quality output and archives.
• SVG/ICO/TGA/PSD - Available via the custom format field when supported.

Use the full list in the converter to see every supported input/output format for this build.

Best settings for fast, clean images

Use these practical starting points when exporting images for the web:

• Keep transparency: choose PNG or WebP with alpha for UI elements, icons, and overlays.
• Shrink photos: use JPG or WebP with quality around 70-85 to reduce file size while keeping detail.
• Hero images & LCP: prefer WebP for large hero images to improve Largest Contentful Paint.
• Blog illustrations: start at JPG/WebP quality 80, then adjust while checking the preview.
• Print-ready assets: use TIFF or high-quality PNG for assets that need to stay crisp in print.
• Older browser support: when exporting to WebP, keep a JPG fallback in your asset pipeline.

Because every conversion happens locally, you can experiment with quality settings to find the smallest acceptable file for ecommerce product photos, portfolios, and client work.

Why this image converter is built for private, fast work

This image converter is designed for workflows where privacy and speed matter:

• Private by default: image processing happens entirely in your browser; assets never leave your machine.
• WebAssembly performance: a compiled core powers conversions at native-like speed after the first download.
• No server queues: there are no remote uploads, timeouts, or rate limits.
• Workflow-friendly: preview before and after, compare file sizes, and iterate quickly until the image is ready to ship.

Once the engine is cached, repeat conversions work without hitting the network.