🎨 Image Conversion & Optimization

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⬇️ Download Optimized Image

How to Use the Converter

Convert Word, Excel, PowerPoint, images, and PDFs in any direction—instantly, securely, and right inside your browser.

1. Choose Input & Output Formats

Select the original type (or “Auto‑Detect”) and your desired target format.

2. Upload Your Image

Click the file picker or drag‑and‑drop an image into the widget.

3. Set Quality

Use the slider to pick a quality level from 5 to 100 before conversion.

4. Click “Convert & Optimize”

The tool converts the file instantly in‑browser — no server upload.

5. Preview & Download

Preview appears below; click the green button to download the optimized image.

Features details:

Feature Description
Multi‑Format InputAccepts JPG, PNG, WEBP, BMP, SVG, HEIC, etc.
Auto‑Detect ModeSmartly identifies image mime type if “Auto” selected.
One‑Click ConversionInstantly converts inside the browser with zero uploads.
Quality SliderAdjust compression from 5 % to 100 % visually.
Live PreviewCanvas preview updates after every conversion.
HEIC FallbackDetects unsupported HEIC and offers original download.
Download ButtonStyled gradient button for immediate file save.
Error MessagingClear validation when wrong format is uploaded.
Offline OperationAll processing is client‑side — safe & private.
Responsive UIOptimised for phones, tablets, and desktops.

Frequently Asked Questions

JPG, JPEG, PNG, WEBP, BMP, SVG, and HEIC are supported. The “Auto‑Detect” option figures out the correct input type automatically.

Slide the quality control toward 100. Higher numbers keep more detail but increase file size.

Yes. When converting to JPG or WEBP, the compression factor is set by the quality slider.

You can upload HEIC, but web browsers can’t yet decode it natively. The tool alerts you and lets you download the original file.

No. All conversion and compression happen locally in your browser for maximum privacy.

The button appears only after a successful conversion. Make sure you’ve selected a valid image and clicked “Convert & Optimize.”

Most EXIF metadata is stripped during canvas export to reduce size.

This version focuses on format/quality. For resizing, combine with our Image Editor tool.

Yes. JPG is lossy and generally much smaller, especially for photos without transparency.

No watermark, no signup, and unlimited conversions — 100 % free.

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