Which input formats are supported?
The converter accepts JPG/JPEG/JFIF, PNG, WebP, AVIF, GIF, BMP, TIFF/TIF, HEIC/HEIF, ICO and SVG. A particular AVIF or HEIC codec variant may still be rejected if the browser codec cannot decode it.
Which output formats are available?
JPG, PNG, WebP, BMP, TIFF and ICO are available. AVIF appears only when your browser proves that it can encode a valid AVIF file.
Are my images uploaded?
No. Every active conversion path runs locally in your browser, including the lazily loaded HEIC and TIFF codecs.
Can I convert multiple images at once?
Yes. Add up to 30 files with a combined size of 300 MB, apply global settings, convert them in a memory-safe queue, then download the results as a ZIP.
What happens to transparent pixels in JPG or BMP?
Those formats do not support alpha transparency, so the converter clearly flattens transparent areas onto your chosen background colour. White is the default.
Does conversion preserve animation?
No. Animated GIF and WebP files are converted from their first frame and the converter displays a warning when animation is detected.
How are multi-page TIFF files handled?
The first TIFF page is converted. A notice is shown when additional pages are detected.
Is ICO output a real icon file?
Yes. The converter creates an ICO container with a valid PNG icon frame at the selected size from 16×16 through 256×256.
Is SVG output available?
No. Raster-to-SVG tracing is not implemented, so the tool does not misrepresent a wrapped bitmap as vector artwork. SVG input can be safely rasterised to supported bitmap outputs.
How is uploaded SVG content kept safe?
Before rasterising, the converter removes scripts, embedded foreign content, event handlers, remote links and URL-based references.
Why might AVIF output be missing?
Canvas AVIF encoding is not consistently available across browsers. The converter tests support at runtime and hides AVIF when the browser does not return the correct MIME type.
Are metadata and EXIF preserved?
Metadata is removed during pixel-based conversion. If preservation is requested but cannot be safely transferred, the result includes an honest notice.