Opens a BMP in the browser and saves it as a lossless PNG or as a JPG at 90 % quality. A typical uncompressed BMP shrinks several times over.
Grab the first frame of a GIF and save it as a lossless PNG. Runs entirely in your browser, nothing is uploaded.
Open an ICO in the browser and save its contents as a PNG with transparency — handy for reusing a site favicon or an icon from an old Windows program.
Trace a JPG into real SVG paths in the tab: 2-24 colours, detail 1-5. Lossy photo noise needs a lower colour count to stay clean.
Turn a JPEG photo into WebP in the browser. Drop the file into UPLOAD FILE, press DOWNLOAD, and save the lighter copy.
Saves a PNG as a classic 24-bit uncompressed BMP — the exact flavour legacy Windows software and industrial hardware still ask for.
Re-save a PNG as a single-frame GIF in the browser. Colours drop to a 256-entry palette; this does not stitch multiple files into an animation.
Build a favicon.ico from a PNG online: tick the icon scales you need or type a custom size from 8 to 256 pixels. Everything is packed in your browser, into one file.
Convert PNG to JPG online: transparency is flattened onto a solid background and the file shrinks. Everything runs locally in your browser.
Outlines the flat colour areas of a PNG into editable curves for logos, icons and diagrams. A transparent background becomes a filled shape.
Convert PNG to WebP online. UI graphics and illustrations shrink two to four times and the alpha channel survives. Encoded in your browser.
Convert PNG, JPG, WebP, HEIC, SVG and ICO, compress to a target size, crop, rotate and strip EXIF. Processing runs in your browser, files stay on your device.
This section covers what you normally need to do to a picture before publishing or sending it: change the format, shrink it under an upload limit, crop it to the right proportions, rotate the frame or remove capture metadata. Converters come in pairs, so the reverse operation always sits next to the forward one. Most tools here do the work in your browser on your own device: the image is never uploaded, never queued on a server and never handed to a third party. That matters for documents, scans and personal photos you would rather not send anywhere.