Image Converter
Every image tool on FormatYeti runs on your own device. The page uses the image decoder that is already built into your browser, draws the picture onto a canvas and saves it in the new format. Nothing is uploaded, so there is no queue, no file size limit set by a server and no copy of your photos left on someone else’s computer.
Pick the conversion you need below. Each tool accepts several files at once, and you can download the results one by one or as a single ZIP file.
WEBP → PNG
Turn WebP images into lossless PNG files, with transparency kept.WEBP → JPG
Save WebP images as JPG photos that open everywhere.PNG → JPG
Shrink big PNG photos and screenshots into compact JPG files.JPG → PNG
Convert JPEG photos to lossless PNG for editing or uploading.AVIF → JPG
Turn AVIF images into JPG files that every app can open.AVIF → PNG
Turn AVIF images into lossless PNG files, with transparency kept.TIFF → JPG
Turn large TIFF scans and photos into small JPG files, page by page.SVG → PNG
Render SVG vector graphics as sharp PNG images at any size.PNG → ICO
Make multi-size .ico favicons and Windows icons from a PNG.JFIF → JPG
Fix .jfif files from Windows and save them as normal JPGs, losslessly.HEIC → JPG
Turn iPhone HEIC photos into JPG files that open everywhere.HEIC → PNG
Save iPhone HEIC photos as lossless PNG images for editing.PNG → WEBP
Make PNG images much smaller for websites, with transparency kept.JPG → WEBP
Shrink JPG photos for websites without visible quality loss.ICO → PNG
Get PNG images out of favicons and Windows icons, every size included.IMAGE → RESIZED IMAGE
Make photos smaller by percentage or to an exact width or height.IMAGE → SMALLER IMAGE
Make photos smaller in KB, or get them under a size limit like 100 KB.IMAGE → NO METADATA
Delete GPS location, camera and date details from photos, with no quality loss.
Which image format should I use?
- JPG for photos you want to share, email, print or upload anywhere.
- PNG for screenshots, logos and graphics with sharp edges or transparency.
- WebP and AVIF for images on your own website, where small files load faster.
- SVG for logos and icons that must look sharp at every size.
- ICO for website favicons and Windows program icons.
Not sure? Convert to JPG for photos and PNG for everything else. Both open on every device and in every program.