PNG, JPEG, WebP, and AVIF
PNG is best for crisp graphics and transparency. JPEG is broadly compatible for photos. WebP and AVIF can be smaller when browser export support is available.
Convert image formats locally in your browser with preview, quality controls, file-size summary, and download.
Convert an image to preview the exported result.
Preview appears after conversion.
Original preview, converted preview, file-size comparison, metadata notes, and download actions stay in this browser session.Convert images for websites, apps, documentation, favicons, previews, and sharing while choosing the right tradeoff between compatibility, transparency, and file size.
PNG is best for crisp graphics and transparency. JPEG is broadly compatible for photos. WebP and AVIF can be smaller when browser export support is available.
PNG and WebP can preserve transparent pixels. JPEG cannot, so transparent input is flattened onto the selected background color during export.
JPEG, WebP, and AVIF use quality settings to balance visible detail and file size. Lower values shrink files faster but can introduce artifacts.
GIF files are rasterized as a still canvas frame, so animation may not survive conversion. SVG files are rasterized through browser image loading, and external references may not be included.
Canvas export may strip EXIF, camera, GPS, orientation, color-profile, and other metadata. Keep the original file if metadata preservation matters.
The selected file is decoded and exported in your browser. This page does not upload images, fetch remote image URLs, or call a conversion API.
No. The selected image is read and exported locally in the browser with image and canvas APIs.
The tool accepts browser-readable PNG, JPEG, WebP, GIF, and SVG files. Some browser or device limits can still prevent very large or unusual files from decoding.
Canvas export support varies by browser. WebP and AVIF appear only when the current browser reports that it can export that format.
No. GIF input is converted through canvas as a still raster image, so animation is not preserved in the downloaded output.
JPEG does not support alpha transparency. Transparent areas are composited against the selected background color before export.
Usually not. Browser canvas export can strip EXIF, orientation tags, GPS data, embedded color-profile details, and other metadata.