Image to JPG

You can rename a WebP download to photo.jpg, and the upload form will still reject it because the data inside stays WebP. Image to JPG decodes the original and writes a new JPG, and one batch can mix iPhone HEIC photos, PNG screenshots, AVIF and TIFF files. The conversion runs in the browser tab, and the site says the images are never sent to a server.

Settings for quality and pixel size apply to one image or the whole batch, and files can be renamed the same way. Transparent areas, which JPG cannot store, are filled with white or a colour you pick. A preview puts the original next to the result and shows the real file size, including when the JPG comes out larger. GIFs and multi-page TIFFs give either their first frame or every frame as numbered files.

One batch takes up to 30 files of 50 MB each, the testing page says, and phones with little memory may manage fewer. To hit a size cap like 50 KB, you lower quality or dimensions by hand and convert again. The new files leave out camera EXIF and GPS data, so the originals are worth keeping when dates or location matter. The converter and its guides come in ten languages.