1. Drop a file
Pick a PNG, JPG, or WebP from your device.
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Image Converter
Convert between PNG, JPG, and WebP.
Drop a file. Adjust settings. Keep this tab open while it runs.
Output
Pick the output format you need.
Your file never leaves your browser.
How it works
2. Choose the output
Pick the format you want. The conversion runs locally, in your browser.
3. Download
The converted file is saved directly. Nothing is uploaded to a server.
About the Image Converter tool
The Image Converter changes a picture's file format between PNG, JPG, and WebP in either direction, entirely inside your browser. Drop in a file, choose the output format, and the conversion runs locally on a Canvas pipeline — nothing is uploaded to a server. That makes it a genuinely private way to convert JPG to PNG, PNG to WebP, WebP to JPG, and every other combination, with the output saved straight to your device.
Reach for it whenever a format does not fit where you are headed: converting PNG to WebP to shrink page weight, JPG to PNG when you need a lossless copy, or WebP to JPG for an app that will not accept WebP. Because the work happens client-side, the tool is free with no rate limits, has no file-size cap beyond what your browser's memory allows, and keeps working offline after the page has loaded once. No account, no watermark, and no waiting in a queue.
Frequently asked questions
Does the file leave my device?
No. The image is converted inside the browser using a Canvas pipeline. Nothing is uploaded.
Which formats are supported?
PNG, JPG, and WebP, in any direction. The output selector adapts to what your source format can produce.
Is the converter free?
Yes. Browser-side conversion costs us nothing per run, so it stays free.
Is there a file size limit?
The limit is whatever your browser's memory can hold. Most modern laptops handle 20MB images comfortably.
Will the converted image lose quality?
PNG → WebP and PNG → JPG are lossy; JPG → PNG is lossless. The output reflects the format you choose.
Does it work offline?
Yes, after the page loads once. The conversion code runs entirely in the browser.