Image Converter

Why Convert Image Formats?

Image conversion is essential for optimizing your visual content for different purposes. Whether you need to reduce file size for web use, maintain quality for printing, or ensure compatibility across different devices and platforms, our image converter tool provides the perfect solution.

Privacy and Security

Our image converter processes all files locally in your browser. Your images never leave your device, ensuring complete privacy and security. This makes our tool perfect for converting sensitive or confidential images without the risk of unauthorized access.

Common Use Cases

• Website Optimization: Convert images to WebP or AVIF for faster loading times
• Social Media: Optimize images for different platforms’ requirements
• E-commerce: Create product images in multiple formats for various uses
• Photography: Convert between professional formats while maintaining quality
• App Development: Generate icons and assets in required formats

Start Converting Your Images Today

Whether you’re a professional photographer, web developer, or just need to convert some personal photos, our free online image converter provides all the tools you need. Simply drag and drop your images above to get started!

Comprehensive Guide to Supported Image Formats

Common Web Formats

• JPEG/JPG (Joint Photographic Experts Group)
  • Best for: Photographs, complex images with many colors
  • Features: Lossy compression, smaller file sizes
  • Use when: Uploading photos to websites, social media
  • Typical file size: 100KB – 1MB
• PNG (Portable Network Graphics)
  • Best for: Screenshots, logos, images with transparency
  • Features: Lossless compression, alpha channel support
  • Use when: Quality and transparency are important
  • Typical file size: 100KB – 2MB
• WebP
  • Best for: Web graphics, replacing both JPEG and PNG
  • Features: Superior compression, supports animation
  • Use when: Optimizing website performance
  • Typical file size: 20-30% smaller than JPEG
• GIF (Graphics Interchange Format)
  • Best for: Simple animations, icons
  • Features: Animation support, limited to 256 colors
  • Use when: Creating simple animations or memes
  • Typical file size: 100KB – 5MB

Professional Design Formats

• PSD (Adobe Photoshop Document)
  • Best for: Layered image editing, professional design
  • Features: Layer support, non-destructive editing
  • Use when: Creating complex designs, photo editing
  • Industry standard in: Graphic design, photo editing
• AI (Adobe Illustrator)
  • Best for: Vector graphics, logos, illustrations
  • Features: Scalable graphics, precise editing
  • Use when: Creating logos, marketing materials
  • Industry standard in: Vector design, branding
• EPS (Encapsulated PostScript)
  • Best for: Print design, vector graphics
  • Features: High-quality printing, vector support
  • Use when: Preparing files for professional printing
  • Industry standard in: Print industry
• CDR (CorelDraw)
  • Best for: Vector illustration, page layout
  • Features: Vector editing, typography tools
  • Use when: Creating marketing materials, designs
  • Popular in: Print shops, sign making

Modern Image Formats

• AVIF (AV1 Image File Format)
  • Best for: Next-generation web images
  • Features: Excellent compression, high quality
  • Use when: Optimizing for modern websites
  • Advantages: 50% smaller than JPEG at same quality
• HEIC (High Efficiency Image Format)
  • Best for: Mobile photography, iOS devices
  • Features: High compression, maintains quality
  • Use when: Working with iPhone photos
  • Benefits: Better quality-to-size ratio than JPEG
• JPEG XL
  • Best for: High-quality photography
  • Features: Lossless JPEG conversion
  • Use when: Need maximum quality and efficiency
  • Future-proof: Designed to replace legacy JPEG

Scientific and Medical Formats

• DICOM (Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine)
  • Best for: Medical imaging
  • Features: Patient data integration, standardized format
  • Use when: Working with medical images
  • Industry standard in: Healthcare, radiology
• FITS (Flexible Image Transport System)
  • Best for: Scientific and astronomical data
  • Features: Metadata support, scientific accuracy
  • Use when: Working with telescope images
  • Used in: Astronomy, scientific research
• NIfTI (Neuroimaging Informatics Technology Initiative)
  • Best for: Brain imaging data
  • Features: 3D/4D data support, standardized format
  • Use when: Working with MRI/fMRI data
  • Standard in: Neuroscience research

3D and CAD Formats

• DWG/DXF (AutoCAD)
  • Best for: Technical drawings, architecture
  • Features: Precise measurements, layering
  • Use when: Working with architectural plans
  • Industry standard in: Architecture, engineering
• SKP (SketchUp)
  • Best for: 3D architectural modeling
  • Features: Easy 3D modeling, visualization
  • Use when: Creating 3D building models
  • Popular in: Architecture, interior design
• GLB/GLTF
  • Best for: 3D web content, AR/VR
  • Features: Efficient 3D asset delivery
  • Use when: Creating web-based 3D experiences
  • Modern standard for: Web 3D content

Professional Camera RAW Formats

• CR2 (Canon RAW)
  • Best for: Canon DSLR photography
  • Features: Unprocessed sensor data
  • Use when: Professional photo editing
  • Maximum editing flexibility
• NEF (Nikon Electronic Format)
  • Best for: Nikon DSLR photography
  • Features: Raw sensor data, lossless
  • Use when: Professional photo editing
  • Complete creative control
• ARW (Sony Alpha Raw)
  • Best for: Sony camera photography
  • Features: Uncompressed image data
  • Use when: High-end photo editing
  • Maximum image quality
• RAF (Fujifilm RAW)
  • Best for: Fujifilm camera photos
  • Features: Raw sensor data
  • Use when: Professional editing
  • Fujifilm color science

Specialized Image Formats

• TIFF (Tagged Image File Format)
  • Best for: High-quality printing, archiving
  • Features: Lossless, layers support
  • Use when: Preserving image quality is crucial
  • Industry standard in: Publishing, archiving
• ICO/ICNS
  • Best for: Application icons
  • Features: Multiple sizes in one file
  • Use when: Creating app icons
  • Standard for: Windows/Mac icons
• HDR/EXR
  • Best for: High dynamic range imaging
  • Features: Extended color depth
  • Use when: Working with HDR content
  • Professional: Visual effects, cinema

Legacy and Specialized Formats

• PPM/PGM/PBM (Netpbm)
  • Best for: Simple image processing
  • Features: Simple format, easy to process
  • Use when: Working with image processing algorithms
  • Common in: Academic and research settings
• PCX/TGA
  • Best for: Legacy software compatibility
  • Features: Wide compatibility
  • Use when: Working with older systems
  • Historical: Early computer graphics

Format Selection Guide

Choosing the right format depends on your specific needs:

For Web Use:

• Photos: WebP or JPEG
• Logos: SVG or PNG
• Icons: SVG or ICO
• Animations: WebP or GIF

For Print:

• High-quality photos: TIFF
• Vector graphics: AI or EPS
• Layout files: PSD or INDD

For Professional Use:

• Photography: RAW formats (CR2, NEF, ARW)
• Design: AI, PSD, CDR
• Architecture: DWG, SKP
• Medical: DICOM

For Archiving:

• Photos: TIFF or PNG
• Documents: PDF
• Artwork: PSD or AI

Format Conversion Tips

• Quality Considerations:
  • Converting from lossy to lossless formats won’t restore lost quality
  • Always keep original files in their native format
  • Use appropriate quality settings for your needs
• Size Optimization:
  • Use modern formats (WebP, AVIF) for web content
  • Balance quality and file size for your use case
  • Consider batch processing for multiple files
• Compatibility:
  • Check software and platform support
  • Keep fallback formats for wider compatibility
  • Test converted files before distribution