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Convert PNG, JPG, SVG, AVIF or TIFF, or compress an image to an upload limit. Choose a free tool and process your files on your device.

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6 free tools

Local processing

Conversion reads files in your browser. Image bytes are never uploaded by these tools. JavaScript is required for conversion, and browser format support and memory limits apply.

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Which image tool do you need?

Match your file and task to the right tool
Your taskChooseWhat to check
Make a JPEG copy of a PNG photoPNG to JPG converterTransparent areas become the selected background color.
Save a JPG or JPEG as PNGJPG to PNG converterPNG can be larger and cannot restore lost detail.
Meet a maximum image sizeCompress image to 100KBChoose 20, 50, 100, 200 or 500 KB; output is JPEG.
Rasterize a vector drawingSVG to PNG converterUse a self-contained SVG and choose the output scale.
Use an AVIF in a JPEG workflowAVIF to JPG converterYour browser must decode the AVIF variant.
Export pages from a TIFF scanTIFF to JPG converterSelect one page or export supported pages separately.

Convert images in three steps

  1. Choose the matching tool. Check the input format and the output you need.
  2. Select files and settings. Use the native file picker, then adjust quality, background, scale, page number or target size where available.
  3. Convert and download. Inspect the reported sizes and dimensions. Save individual results or a ZIP when multiple images are ready.

Keep the page open until you have saved your results. Files are held in the current browser tab, and leaving the page clears them.

Format conversion or image compression?

Converting changes the image format. Compressing aims to fit a size limit, sometimes by reducing dimensions. Neither operation can recover detail missing from the original image. Keep your originals and check the result before submitting a file to an application form.

These tools accept up to 20 files at a time, with a 20 MiB input limit per file. Pixel and memory limits also apply. For device support and troubleshooting, read Help & FAQ; the instructions on each tool explain its specific behavior.