Six directions, three formats
Convert any way you need: JPG to PNG, PNG to WebP, WebP to JPG, and back again. The format table above explains which direction fits which job before you commit.
Image Converter
Convert images between JPG, PNG, and WebP without leaving your browser. Transparent files keep their alpha channel when the target format supports it, and JPG exports fill transparent areas with a background color you pick. Files you add on this page never leave your browser, and one export converts the whole batch.
- No sign-up
- Free daily creditsFree credits refreshed daily
- No watermark
Free and unlimited on paid plans; otherwise 1 credit per export. No watermark.
Which format should you convert to?
Most images saved from the web arrive as WebP, and plenty of apps still refuse to open them. The table below covers every direction this image converter supports, so a quick convert WebP to PNG run or a JPG export for a listing lands in the right format.
| Conversion | Transparency | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| WebP to PNG | Kept in the output | Web saves that must open in older apps |
| WebP to JPG | Filled with your background color | Photos headed anywhere that rejects WebP |
| PNG to JPG | Filled with your background color | Smaller photo files for uploads and email |
| JPG to PNG | Nothing to carry; pixels stay as decoded | Graphics and screenshots that need sharp edges |
| PNG to WebP | Kept in the output | Web pages that want lighter files |
| JPG to WebP | Opaque, same as the source | Modern browsers where smaller files matter |
Every conversion runs in your browser, and one export handles the whole queue: 1 credit on free plans, nothing on paid plans. Animated WebP files export their first frame.
What is an image converter?
An image converter changes the container a picture is stored in: same drawing, different file type. Looking for an image converter to JPG, PNG, or WebP files? Upload them here, pick the output format, and download the results. Nothing is sent to a server, so the files never leave your browser. This image file converter also handles the part most tools skip: transparency. A transparent logo saved as PNG keeps its alpha channel when you convert to WebP, and when you convert to JPG, which has no alpha channel, the empty areas fill with white or any color you choose instead of turning black. Use it to change image format for a platform that rejects one type, or to fix a web download that will not open. Two limits: this page converts still images only, and it does not target a file size in kilobytes.
Convert your image nowWhy convert here
Transparency handled the right way
Transparent PNG and WebP files keep their alpha channel when the target format supports it. Convert to JPG and the empty areas fill with a background color you pick, so logos land on clean white instead of turning black.
Convert a batch in one pass
Queue up to 20 files, mixed formats allowed, and download every conversion from a single export. It is a batch image converter without the upload wait.
Stays in your browser
Conversion runs on your device and the files are never uploaded. When the format is fixed, keep going on the same site: resize to exact dimensions, upscale for print, or remove a background next.
How to convert an image
Four steps in your browser, no sign-up to start.
1
Upload
Drop in up to 20 still images, up to 20MB each. They open locally.
2
Pick the output format
Choose JPG, PNG, or WebP, and set the quality slider for JPG and WebP.
3
Check transparency
Files with transparent pixels show a background color picker when the target is JPG. The color you choose fills every flattened area when you export.
4
Convert and download
Free on paid plans; otherwise one credit converts the whole batch. Each file downloads with its new extension.
Who converts images daily
Store owners
Marketplace listings often require JPG or PNG. Convert product shots in bulk, and give transparent packaging shots a clean white background for listing pages.
Designers and web publishers
Deliver WebP where sites want smaller files and PNG where tools insist on it. Transparent logos keep their alpha channel in both directions.
Everyday users
Saved an image from the web that will not open? It is probably WebP. Convert WebP to PNG or JPG and it opens like any other photo.
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Converting here versus the usual ways
How this page compares with desktop apps and upload-based converters.
| Dimension | Desktop apps | Upload converters | Image Converter |
|---|---|---|---|
| Privacy | Files stay on your machine | Files upload to a server | Files stay in your browser |
| Transparency | Manual background layers | Flattens to black or white with no warning | Background color you pick before export |
| Batch | One file at a time or scripted | Usually limited or paid | Up to 20 files per export |
| Cost | License or subscription | Free tiers with upload limits | Free on paid plans; otherwise 1 credit per export |
| Getting started | Install and learn the app | Upload, wait, download | Opens in your browser |
Format conversion FAQs
Credits, transparency, and what converting can and cannot do.
Sign in and you get 9 free credits refreshed every day at 00:00 UTC; guests get 3 free credits a day. On paid plans, exporting is free and unlimited. Otherwise each export costs 1 credit whether you convert one file or twenty, and every export is watermark-free.
Browsers serve WebP because it is compact, so right-click saves often end up as .webp files that older apps and some upload forms reject. Convert WebP to JPG here and the file behaves like any photo, or convert WebP to PNG when you want the transparency kept.
JPG has no alpha channel, so something has to fill the transparent areas. This page flattens them onto a background color you pick, white by default. That is the clean way to handle a png to jpg transparent background job: a logo keeps its shape and lands on white instead of black.
Neither is better in every case. WebP files are usually smaller for the same picture, which is why sites serve them; PNG is the exchange format that almost every app opens, and both can store transparency. The format table above helps you pick a direction.
PNG output keeps every pixel as decoded. JPG and WebP re-encode the picture, so quality depends on the slider: 90 is a safe default, and lower values trade fine detail for smaller files. Converting a JPG to another JPG compresses it again, so keep the number of rounds low when quality matters.
Yes. Queue up to 20 files, mix PNG, JPG, and WebP freely, and one export downloads them all. The whole batch counts as a single 1-credit export on free plans.
No. Files you upload here are converted on your device with the browser canvas, and the page only contacts the server to record the export credit. Images you pick from My Creations or send from your phone arrive through your library or transfer queue, then convert the same way; nothing you upload directly leaves the browser.
Convert your images now
Upload, pick a format, keep transparency under control, and download the whole batch in your browser.