Image Converter

Upload an image (including iPhone HEIC) and pick a format. Optional compression and resizing.

Drop a file or click to choose
jpg, jpeg, png, gif, tiff, bmp, webp, svg, heic, heif — до 25 МБ
Files are deleted right after processing — we do not store or view them.

The image converter switches pictures between all the popular formats right in your browser: upload a file, pick the output format, and download the result. Supported input formats include HEIC, HEIF, JPG, JPEG, PNG, GIF, TIFF, BMP, WebP and SVG; output formats are JPG, PNG, GIF, BMP, WebP, TIFF.

Format conversion comes up in all kinds of situations: HEIC from an iPhone won’t open on Windows and needs converting to JPG; many editors reject WebP images pulled from websites; PNG matters when transparency and sharp edges are important (logos, screenshots), while JPG is the pick when you need the smallest file size for sharing and publishing. Each format has its own niche, and switching between them solves compatibility issues in a couple of seconds.

You can also enable compression: a quality slider (for JPG and WebP) shrinks the file size, and a maximum-side limit in pixels reduces the resolution — handy for fitting a photo under upload limits on a website, form, or messenger. Processing happens on our server via ImageMagick, and the file is deleted right after conversion. The maximum size is 25 MB. The most common tasks have dedicated pages: HEIC to JPG and image to PDF.

Frequently asked questions

Upload the HEIC file (the photo format used by iPhones), select JPG from the format list, and click "Convert." Windows and older programs don’t open HEIC directly — JPG opens everywhere.
Turn on the "Compress (quality)" checkbox and pick a quality level with the slider (for JPG/WebP). You can also set a maximum side in pixels to reduce resolution and file size.
WebP — it’s 25–35% lighter than JPEG/PNG at the same quality. If you need maximum compatibility, stick with JPEG for photos and PNG for graphics with transparency.
No — JPEG doesn’t support an alpha channel, so transparent areas get filled with white. If transparency matters, convert to WebP or PNG instead.
The file goes to our server, gets converted via ImageMagick, and is deleted right after the response. We don’t log file contents. The maximum size is 25 MB.