Add photos
Add up to 20 photos. Supported images and PDF can be mixed in one bundle.
Save the AVIF image to WebP for a service that accepts WebP. Processing does not require sending the image to the server.
Drag and drop photos here — we'll define their formats
Select photos — the format will be determined automatically
HEIC, JPG, PNG, WebP, BMP, GIF, AVIF, TIFF, PDF · up to 20 filesPhotos don't leave your device
No uploads to the cloud
Results in one ZIP archive
Without an account and installation
Add up to 20 photos. Supported images and PDF can be mixed in one bundle.
We will show the original format of each file. Choose JPG, PNG, WebP or PDF for all or separately.
Save the files one at a time or take the whole package in a ZIP.
We need a browser that can decode AVIF and save WebP. Static images are accepted. If the encoding option is not supported, you will see an error for a specific file.
The dimensions of a regular image are kept within 50 MP and 16,384 pixels on the side. The already transparent background remains transparent. To send to the application without support for both formats, you can choose JPG or PNG.
Both formats can use lossy compression. Re-conversion does not improve the original and does not guarantee a reduction in the file. HDR and the original color profiles are not saved as a result.
No, AVIF encoding is not implemented in the current version.
Yes, up to 20 files of different supported formats. The result format is selected for all or separately.
BMP, GIF, static AVIF and regular TIFF can be converted to JPG, PNG, WebP or PDF. Only the first frame is saved for a GIF, and the first page is saved for a TIFF. TIFF: RGB, grayscale or palette, LZW compression, ZIP, PackBits or uncompressed; BigTIFF, tiles, CMYK and fax compression are not supported yet. AVIF requires a browser with support for decoding it.
Nowhere. The conversion is performed in your browser. We do not send photos to the server and do not save them in the account. When the page is closed or refreshed, the queue and results disappear.
Up to 20 files at a time, up to 30 MB each and up to 100 MB in total. Images up to 50 megapixels are supported. The speed depends on the device. On a phone, it's better to start with a small package and keep the tab open.
EXIF, geolocation, and other metadata are not transferred. HDR and additional Live Photo frames are not saved: the result is a normal static image. The originals remain unchanged.