Image Format Converter

Yes! You can upload multiple images and convert them all to the same output format. Each image is processed independently, and you can download them all as a ZIP file. Batch conversion supports up to 100 images simultaneously, perfect for photographers, e-commerce sites, and content migrations. The tool generates a downloadable ZIP archive containing all converted images, preserving original filenames with new extensions (e.g., photo.png → photo.webp). Processing is parallelized for speed—multiple images convert concurrently rather than sequentially. Each image maintains its original metadata (EXIF, ICC color profiles) unless explicitly stripped. For large batches (50+ images), the tool shows progress indicators and estimated completion time.

Yes! You can specify custom dimensions or use percentage-based scaling. The tool maintains aspect ratio by default to prevent distortion. Resize options: exact dimensions (width × height in pixels), percentage scaling (50%, 75%, 200%, etc.), max dimension (scale down if larger than specified size), and fit within bounds (constrain to max width/height). Aspect ratio locking prevents stretching—changing width automatically adjusts height proportionally. Common use cases: downscaling 4K photos (3840×2160) to Full HD (1920×1080) for web, resizing product images to uniform dimensions (800×800) for e-commerce, generating thumbnails (150×150, 300×300) for galleries, and preparing images for social media (Instagram 1080×1080, Twitter 1200×675). Resampling uses high-quality Lanczos algorithm to minimize artifacts.

By default, the tool preserves EXIF metadata (camera settings, GPS location, date taken, copyright) during conversion to maintain image information. However, for privacy and file size reduction, you can strip metadata before conversion—this removes GPS coordinates, camera serial numbers, and personal data, reducing file size by 5-15 KB. ICC color profiles are preserved to maintain color accuracy across devices. For web use, consider stripping all metadata except copyright to protect privacy and minimize file size. For professional photography, preserve EXIF for copyright and editing information. Note: ICO format doesn't support EXIF—metadata is automatically removed during favicon conversion.

Absolutely. All image conversion happens locally in your browser. Your images are never uploaded to any server, ensuring complete privacy for your visual content. The tool uses browser-native Canvas API and File API—images are loaded into memory, processed using JavaScript, and converted entirely client-side. No network requests are made after initial page load. This is critical for: confidential business documents, personal photos (family, children), medical imagery, legal evidence, trademarked designs, and unreleased creative work. Unlike online converters that may cache or log uploads, our tool guarantees zero data retention. You can verify this by disconnecting from internet after page load—conversion continues working offline.