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Converter Tools

Convert files between formats — images, PDFs, documents, fonts, archives and more. All free, instant, no sign-up.

12 Tools · 100% Free
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JPG to PNG
Convert JPG to lossless PNG for editing or PNG-only uploads
FREE
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JPG to WebP
Re-encode JPG as WebP for 25–35% smaller web images
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PNG to WebP
Shrink PNG screenshots and graphics to WebP, transparency kept
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WebP to PNG
Convert WebP downloads to lossless PNG with transparency
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HEIC to PNG
Convert iPhone HEIC photos to lossless PNG
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SVG to PNG
Render an SVG to a PNG at any pixel size
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PDF to PNG
Render each PDF page as a lossless PNG image
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PDF to TXT
Extract the text layer of a PDF into a plain-text file
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TXT to PDF
Turn plain text into an A4 PDF at a chosen font size
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JPG / PNG to ICO
Make a 64×64 .ico favicon or Windows icon from an image
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ZIP Archiver
Bundle and compress files into a single ZIP
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ZIP Extractor
List and download files from a ZIP without installing anything
FREE

About the converter tools

Format problems are almost always compatibility problems: a photo the form will not accept, a WebP that Word cannot open, an iPhone HEIC that shows as a blank square on Windows, a vector logo that a social platform rejects, a PDF where you only need the words, twenty files that need to be one attachment. These converters each solve one of those problems directly, with a page that explains what the target format is good for and what is lost on the way.

All of them run in your browser. Images are decoded and re-encoded with the Canvas API or a small open-source decoder (heic2any for HEIC), PDFs are rendered or built with PDF.js and pdf-lib, and ZIP archives are packed and unpacked with JSZip. Nothing is uploaded, and the tools work with the network disconnected once the page has loaded — which matters when the file is a scan of your passport or a client's contract.

A rule of thumb runs through every page here: JPG and WebP for photographs, PNG for anything with text, sharp edges or transparency, SVG kept as the master for vector artwork, and PDF for documents that must look the same everywhere. Converting toward a lossless format never recovers detail that a lossy format already threw away; converting toward a lossy one should be the last step, not the first.

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