Universal Image Converter

Yes! Our universal image converter supports batch processing, allowing you to convert multiple images simultaneously. Simply select multiple files, choose your output format and quality settings, then the tool will process all images automatically. You can also download all converted images in a single ZIP file.

Our converter supports all major image formats including JPG/JPEG, PNG, WebP, HEIC, AVIF, ICO, BMP, GIF, and TIFF. You can convert from any supported format to any other format. Note: Some formats like HEIC and TIFF may be optimized to PNG or JPEG for better browser compatibility, ensuring you always get a working result.

Some formats like HEIC and TIFF have limited browser encoding support. When this happens, our converter automatically optimizes to the best alternative format (like high-quality JPEG for HEIC) to ensure you always get a working result. This ensures maximum compatibility across all devices and platforms.

Our converter uses advanced memory-efficient algorithms to handle images up to 100MB. We employ progressive scaling, smart memory management, and optimized canvas processing to ensure large files convert successfully without crashing your browser. The system automatically adjusts processing based on your device capabilities.

Absolutely! All image conversions happen entirely in your browser using client-side processing. Your images never leave your device or get uploaded to our servers. This ensures complete privacy and security of your files, making it perfect for sensitive or personal images.

Our quality settings control resolution and compression. High Quality (300 DPI) is perfect for printing and professional use. Balanced (150 DPI) offers good quality for general use and presentations. Web Optimized (72 DPI) creates smaller files ideal for web use and faster loading. Higher quality means better resolution but larger file sizes.

If a conversion fails, the tool will show a specific error message to help you understand the issue. Common solutions include: reducing image size if it's too large, trying a different output format, refreshing the page if your browser is low on memory, or checking that your image file isn't corrupted. Our error recovery system handles most issues automatically.