Image Format Toolkit

Image Converter

Convert images in bulk to JPG, PNG, WebP or SVG with quality, resize, rotation, filter, watermark and ZIP controls.

Free to useNo sign-upMobile ready
Complete conversion workspace

Convert, resize, filter, rename, and optimize images

Process up to 50 images in one browser-based workflow without removing any existing conversion option.

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Step 1 · Add images

Drop images here or choose files

JPG, JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP, TIFF, SVG, ICO, HEIC, HEIF, and supported RAW image files.

0 / 50 files
JPGPNGWEBPGIFBMPTIFFSVGICOHEICRAW
Maximum 50 files per batch. Files remain in the browser during processing.
Step 2 · Configure

Conversion Settings

SmallerHigher quality
Advanced controls

Optimization and Watermark

LightStrong
Optimize for webApply browser-friendly optimization
Preserve EXIFKeep metadata when the output supports it
Add watermarkApply custom text to processed images
Ready to process your batch?Review settings, then convert every selected image.
Step 3 · Results

Image Queue and Downloads

PreviewFileOutputStatusActions
No images selectedAdd files above to begin.
50-file batch limitExtra files were not added. Process or clear the current batch first.

Bulk Image Converter with Complete Editing Controls

Convert multiple images to JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP, TIFF, or SVG while keeping access to quality, compression, resizing, rotation, filters, filenames, color space, DPI, web optimization, metadata, watermark, preview, search, sharing, and ZIP download controls.

How to Convert Images

  1. Add supported image files.
  2. Select the output format and editing options.
  3. Open advanced controls for optimization, EXIF, SVG autotrace, or watermark settings.
  4. Process the batch, preview results, and download files individually or as a ZIP.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I rename all files automatically?

Yes. Use placeholders such as {num}, {date}, and {time} in the batch rename pattern.

Can the converter create SVG files?

Yes. SVG output is available, including the existing optional autotrace controls added by the converter script.