Private image workspace

Image Converter

Choose the format you have and a supported output, then continue to the focused converter. Your image is selected on the converter page.

Choose a conversion

Select an input and one of its available output formats. Each choice opens a dedicated tool.

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Supported input and output formats

JPG / JPEG→ PNG / WEBP
PNG→ JPG / WEBP
WEBP→ PNG / JPG
AVIF→ JPG / PNG
SVG→ PNG

Mixed JPG + PNG batch to WebP

Convert a mixed queue of JPG/JPEG and static PNG images to lossy WebP with one shared quality setting. Download individual files or a ZIP.

Batch Image to WebP Converter

Why use a focused converter?

Each converter provides controls and validation for its format, including transparency, JPEG or WebP quality, orientation, animation restrictions, and SVG rasterization where relevant.

Browser-local conversion

Supported tools process image bytes in your browser without sending them to PicRecast or an external image processing service. Choose your files after opening a converter.

Supported conversion paths

The selector shows currently available paths from JPG/JPEG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, and SVG. AVIF and SVG are input formats here; unsupported output pairs are omitted. Most dedicated converters support batches, with limits shown on each tool.

Choose an output format

JPG is lossy and has no transparency. PNG is a lossless raster format with transparency, though files may be larger. WebP can support transparency and lossy or lossless output, depending on the focused tool. AVIF is currently an input only; SVG is vector input rasterized to PNG.

Frequently asked questions

Are images uploaded?

No. Open a supported converter and select files there; processing stays in your browser.

Why is a format combination missing?

Only released, working format pairs appear in the selector. Unsupported or release-blocked conversions are omitted.

Where do I choose my image?

Select a format pair here, then choose your image on the dedicated converter page.

Can I convert multiple images?

Most dedicated converters support batches, but limits vary. For a mixed JPG/JPEG and static PNG queue going to WebP, use the separate mixed batch tool.

Which output keeps transparency?

JPG cannot store transparency. PNG supports it, while WebP transparency depends on the focused converter and its settings.