Image Format Converter

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FAQ

Will this keep transparency?Show
Transparency is preserved when exporting to PNG/WebP/AVIF. If you export to JPG/JPEG, transparency is not supported and the background may become solid.
Why is there a Quality slider for some formats?Show
Lossy formats (JPG/JPEG, WebP, AVIF) support a quality setting that trades file size for visual clarity.
Does converting remove EXIF metadata?Show
In most browsers, exporting via canvas removes EXIF metadata (camera model, GPS, etc.). If you need to inspect metadata first, use the EXIF viewer.
What format should I pick for the web?Show
For photos, WebP/AVIF usually gives smaller files. For logos with transparency, PNG/WebP is common. For maximum compatibility, JPG/PNG are safest.
What’s the difference between JPG and JPEG?Show
They are the same format. “.jpg” is just the shorter file extension.

How to convert an image format

  1. Drop or select an image file.
  2. Choose the output format (PNG/JPG/WebP/AVIF/etc.).
  3. Adjust Quality when available.
  4. Preview the converted result and download.

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What this tool does

This page converts a single image file into a different format with a live preview.

You can use it for:

  • Converting a transparent PNG to WebP/AVIF for smaller size
  • Converting a photo to JPG for compatibility
  • Exporting an icon to ICO

Supported output formats

The available output formats are:

  • PNG
  • JPEG / JPG
  • WebP
  • AVIF
  • GIF
  • BMP
  • TIFF
  • ICO

How to choose format and quality

  • PNG: lossless, best for UI screenshots and images with transparency.
  • JPG/JPEG: best for photos; smaller than PNG, but no transparency.
  • WebP/AVIF: often the smallest for the same quality; great for websites.
  • ICO: used for favicons and desktop icons.

If you see a Quality slider, lower values usually reduce file size, but can introduce blur/banding.

Examples

Example 1: PNG (transparent) → WebP

Input:

logo.png (transparent background)

Output:

logo.webp (smaller size, transparency preserved)

Example 2: WebP → JPG (compatibility)

Input:

photo.webp

Output:

photo.jpg (good compatibility, no transparency)

Troubleshooting

  • If the converted image has an unexpected background, avoid exporting to JPG/JPEG when the source has transparency.
  • If the result looks blurry, increase Quality or pick a lossless format like PNG.

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