Image Converters

Convert between every common image format directly in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, so even a large batch finishes in seconds.

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Image Converters

Pick the exact conversion you need. Every tool opens ready to use.

JPG to PNG

Convert a photo to lossless PNG with transparency support.

PNG to JPG

Turn heavy PNG files into small JPGs with a quality slider.

HEIC to JPG

Open iPhone photos anywhere by converting HEIC to JPG.

HEIC to PNG

Convert iPhone HEIC photos to lossless PNG.

WebP to JPG

Make downloaded WebP images open in any app or editor.

WebP to PNG

Convert WebP to PNG and keep the transparent background.

JPG to WebP

Shrink a JPG by up to 30 percent with modern WebP encoding.

PNG to WebP

Convert PNG to WebP for faster page loads.

JFIF to JPG

Fix the odd JFIF extension that Windows refuses to open.

JPEG to JPG

Rename and cleanly re-encode a JPEG as a standard JPG.

AVIF to JPG

Convert AVIF images into the universally supported JPG.

AVIF to PNG

Convert AVIF to lossless PNG without quality loss.

BMP to JPG

Turn an uncompressed BMP into a far smaller JPG.

BMP to PNG

Convert BMP bitmaps to PNG for the web.

GIF to PNG

Extract a GIF frame as a lossless PNG image.

GIF to JPG

Convert an animated or still GIF into a JPG.

PNG to ICO

Build a favicon from any PNG, at every required size.

JPG to ICO

Create a Windows icon file from a JPG image.

SVG to PNG

Rasterise an SVG at any resolution you choose.

Background Remover

Remove a background with a model that runs on your device.

Resize Image

Change the pixel size of an image, keeping its shape.

PNG to SVG

Keep the picture exactly, or trace it into real vector paths.

TIFF to JPG

Convert scanned TIFF pages into shareable JPGs.

Image to JPG

Convert any image format into a standard JPG.

Image to PNG

Convert any image format into a lossless PNG.

Image to WebP

Convert any image into WebP for smaller file sizes.

FAQ

Questions about these tools

What people ask before they run their first conversion.

Yes. Every tool on this page is free with no daily limit, no watermark and no account. There is no paid tier holding back a setting you need.

No. These tools run inside your browser, so your file is read from your device, processed in memory and handed straight back to you as a download.

The practical limit is your device memory rather than a server rule. Most phones handle files well over 100 MB and desktops handle far more.

Most tools accept several files at once and let you download the whole batch together, and adding files does not put you in a longer queue.

Only where the output format is lossy. Converting to PNG keeps every pixel, while JPG and WebP use lossy compression, which we run at a high setting you would struggle to tell from the original.

Yes. Every page is built mobile first and tested on low end Android devices as well as iPhones, and you can pick files straight from your gallery.

No. There is no app, no extension and no plugin. The page you are on is the whole tool.

No, because we never receive one. There is nothing on our side to store, scan or delete later.

Any current version of Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Safari, Samsung Internet or Opera, on desktop and mobile.

Email info@tools.kishanrajyaguru.com with the exact conversion you need. Requests are the main thing that decides what we build next.

How image conversion works here

Pick your file, choose the output format and download the result. Your browser decodes the original image, redraws it on a canvas and re-encodes it in the format you asked for. Nothing is uploaded, so a 40 MB photo finishes as quickly as a thumbnail.

Formats behave differently and we never hide that. PNG is lossless, so it keeps every pixel and supports a transparent background, which makes it right for logos, screenshots and graphics with flat colour. JPG throws away detail your eye is unlikely to notice, which is why photographs end up several times smaller. WebP and AVIF are newer, compress harder than JPG and are supported by every current browser, but older software still refuses to open them.

When a conversion is lossy we run the encoder at a high quality you would struggle to tell from the original, and show the resulting file size next to each file, so you can see the trade-off rather than guess at it.

A designer checking image files on a laptop before converting them

Cannot find the tool you need?

Tell us the conversion and we will build it. Every tool here started as a request.