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Supported files are decoded and converted in your current browser tab rather than sent to an ImageOptimise processing server.
Convert up to 25 SVG, JPEG, PNG or WebP images directly in your browser. Select JPG, PNG or WebP output, preserve the displayed pixel dimensions and download every completed result in one ZIP.
JPEG, PNG, WebP or SVG · Up to 25 images · 25MB per image
Choose JPG, PNG or WebP before adding files. Every valid image in the batch follows the same output choice and conversion starts automatically.
Supported files are decoded and converted in your current browser tab rather than sent to an ImageOptimise processing server.
Add SVG, JPEG, PNG and WebP images together, then convert supported inputs to one consistent JPG, PNG or WebP raster output.
PNG and WebP preserve transparent content. JPEG uses a white background because the JPEG format does not support transparency.
Download individual converted files or collect the completed batch in a single ZIP.
The output format is locked while a batch is active, preventing accidental mixed-format results.
Select JPG for photographs, PNG for lossless graphics and transparency, or WebP for efficient modern web images.
Drag files into the converter or browse your device. Conversion begins automatically after validation and preview preparation.
See the source-to-output format, output size and size change. Download one file or the full batch as a ZIP.
Changing format can affect file size, transparency and compatibility. The most suitable output depends on what the image contains and where you plan to use it.
JPG is widely supported and well suited to photographs. Output uses quality-focused progressive MozJPEG encoding. Transparent areas become white because JPEG has no alpha channel.
PNG keeps pixels and transparency losslessly, making it suitable for graphics, screenshots and interface assets. Detailed photographs may become significantly larger.
WebP supports photographic and transparent images with efficient modern encoding. It is a practical choice for current websites and digital publishing.
Conversion changes the way image data is encoded. A photographic JPEG converted to PNG can become much larger because PNG stores pixels losslessly. A simple transparent PNG converted to WebP may become smaller, while a previously optimised WebP may show little benefit from another format.
The converter prioritises a dependable output: PNG is lossless, JPEG uses quality 85 progressive encoding and WebP uses quality 82 with full alpha quality. Pixel dimensions remain the same, but metadata and the original encoding structure are not carried into the new file.
Keep original master images separately. Review important converted files before replacing production assets, particularly when colour profiles, metadata or print workflows matter.✓The chosen output format is shown before files are added.
✓Pixel width and height are preserved after decoded orientation is applied.
✓PNG and WebP support transparent output.
✓A larger output is reported honestly rather than described as a saving.
Batch conversion helps standardise assets before publishing, sharing or handing them to another person or system.
Convert suitable photographs and graphics to WebP for modern website delivery.
Convert WebP or PNG images to broadly supported JPG when transparency is not required.
Convert supported images to PNG or WebP when transparent areas must remain transparent.
Create a PNG, JPG or WebP copy of a safely sanitised SVG logo or illustration at its defined dimensions.
Create PNG working copies where a lossless pixel representation is more important than file size.
Convert multiple assets and receive the completed output together in one ZIP.
The converter and local codecs run on your device. Image bytes, filenames and conversion job data are not sent to an ImageOptimise image-processing server.
Important details about output formats, transparency, file size and privacy.
No image-processing upload endpoint is used by this tool. Supported files are processed inside the current browser tab using locally delivered conversion code and codecs.
Yes. A batch can contain safely sanitised SVG, JPEG, PNG and WebP inputs. All accepted files are converted to the single output format you selected before adding them.
Before rendering, the converter removes executable elements, event handlers and external resource links. Invalid or unsafe SVG files are rejected rather than processed.
Changing raster pixels into editable vector paths requires image tracing and manual review, not ordinary format conversion. The converter therefore shows SVG honestly as an input and JPG, PNG or WebP as raster outputs.
JPEG does not support transparency. Transparent and semi-transparent areas are composited onto a white background, and the result row displays a warning.
Yes. Transparent source content remains supported when the selected output is PNG or WebP.
Not necessarily. Output size depends on the source image and selected format. PNG output can be much larger for photographs, and the converter reports both smaller and larger results honestly.
No deliberate resize is performed. The output keeps the decoded width and height after image orientation has been applied.
The original file is retained and marked as already in the selected format instead of being unnecessarily re-encoded.
You can add up to 25 supported images in one batch, with a maximum individual file size of 25MB. Device memory and image dimensions can affect processing speed.
Select JPG, PNG or WebP and add up to 25 images from your device.