Image Format Converter

Getting Started

Converting image formats is simple and fast:

Basic Usage

1. Upload Image: Click "Select Image" or drag and drop an image file.
2. Choose Format: Select the target format (JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP).
3. Adjust Quality: Set the output quality (for JPG and WebP).
4. Convert: Click "Convert" to process the image.
5. Download: Download your converted image instantly.

Supported Formats

• JPG/JPEG: Best for photographs, supports compression, smaller file sizes. No transparency support.
• PNG: Lossless compression, supports transparency, ideal for graphics and logos. Larger file sizes.
• WebP: Modern format with excellent compression, supports transparency. Smaller than JPG with better quality.
• GIF: Supports animation and transparency, limited to 256 colors. Best for simple graphics.
• BMP: Uncompressed format, very large file sizes. Rarely used for web.

Key Features

• Multiple Formats: Convert between JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, and BMP
• Quality Control: Adjust output quality for JPG and WebP formats
• Batch Conversion: Convert multiple images at once
• Drag & Drop: Easy image upload with drag and drop
• Preview: See before and after comparison
• Size Comparison: View original and converted file sizes
• Transparency Support: Preserve transparency in PNG and WebP
• Fast Processing: Instant conversion in your browser
• No Upload: All processing happens locally
• 100% Free: Unlimited conversions, no watermarks

Format Recommendations

• For Web Photos: Use WebP for best quality/size ratio, or JPG for compatibility
• For Logos/Graphics: Use PNG for transparency and sharp edges
• For Animations: Use GIF (or consider WebP for better quality)
• For Print: Use PNG or high-quality JPG
• For Thumbnails: Use JPG or WebP with lower quality settings

Quality Settings Guide

• 90-100%: Maximum quality, larger files. Best for print or archival.
• 80-90%: High quality, good balance. Recommended for most uses.
• 70-80%: Good quality, smaller files. Suitable for web images.
• 50-70%: Medium quality, much smaller files. Good for thumbnails.
• Below 50%: Low quality, very small files. Only for very small images.

Common Conversions

• PNG to JPG: Reduce file size, remove transparency background
• JPG to PNG: Add transparency support, lossless quality
• PNG to WebP: Reduce file size while keeping transparency
• JPG to WebP: Better compression with same or better quality
• GIF to PNG: Better quality for static images
• Any to BMP: Uncompressed format for editing

Best Practices

• Use WebP for modern websites (with JPG fallback for older browsers)
• Keep original files before converting
• Test different quality settings to find the best balance
• Use PNG for images with text or sharp edges
• Use JPG for photographs and complex images
• Compress images before uploading to websites
• Consider image dimensions - resize before converting if needed

Use Cases

• Web Optimization: Convert images to WebP for faster loading
• Email Attachments: Reduce file sizes by converting to JPG
• Social Media: Convert to required formats for different platforms
• Print Preparation: Convert to PNG or high-quality JPG
• Logo Creation: Convert to PNG for transparency
• Thumbnail Generation: Convert to JPG with lower quality
• Archive Storage: Convert to efficient formats to save space
• Cross-Platform Compatibility: Ensure images work everywhere