Utilities

Image Format Converter

Swap formats without opening an editor. Dimensions stay exactly the same; only the container changes.

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Dimensions are preserved exactly. Only the container format changes.

Which format to use

Three formats cover essentially everything a creator needs, and they are good at different jobs.

Transparency and the black background problem

Converting a transparent PNG to JPG is where most converters quietly ruin an image: JPG has no alpha channel, so the see-through areas become black. This tool paints transparency with a color of your choosing — white by default — so a logo on a transparent background comes out looking like a logo rather than a black box.

What it does not change

Pixel dimensions are preserved exactly. If you need different dimensions, use the resizer; if you need a specific file size, use the compressor. Keeping each tool doing one thing means none of them surprise you.

Last updated August 9, 2026.

Frequently asked questions

How do I convert a PNG to a JPG?

Drop the PNG in, leave JPG selected, and press Convert. If the PNG has transparent areas, pick the color they should become — white is the usual choice — then download the result.

Will converting to JPG give me a black background?

Not here. JPG genuinely has no transparency channel, which is why other converters produce black. This tool paints the transparent areas with the color you choose before encoding.

Should I use WebP?

For anything published on the web, usually yes — WebP files are around 30% smaller than JPG at matching quality, and browser support has been universal for years. Stick with JPG if a tool or platform in your workflow refuses WebP uploads.

Does converting change my image's dimensions?

No. Width and height are preserved exactly. Only the encoding changes.

Can I convert several images at once?

Yes. Select or drop as many as you like; each is converted in turn with a Download all button at the end.

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