Practical step-by-step guides for everyday image and PDF tasks.
1. Open the Image Converter tool. 2. Drag and drop your PNG files or click to select them. 3. Choose JPG as the output format. 4. Click CONVERT. 5. Your JPG files will download automatically.
JPG is ideal for photographs and images where smaller file size is more important than perfect quality. Quality is set to 92% by default for an optimal balance.
1. Open the Image Converter tool. 2. Select your JPG files. 3. Choose WEBP as the output format. 4. Click CONVERT. 5. Download your optimized WEBP files.
WEBP files are typically 25-35% smaller than JPG at equivalent quality, making them ideal for web use.
1. Open the Compress Image tool. 2. Drop your image file. 3. Set quality to 70-80% for photos or 85-90% for screenshots. 4. Choose JPG format for photos or WEBP for web. 5. Click COMPRESS and download.
Most email providers limit attachments to 25 MB. Compressing images to quality 75% typically reduces file size by 50-70% with minimal visible quality loss.
1. Open the PDF to PNG or PDF to JPG tool. 2. Upload your PDF file. 3. Select scale (1.5 recommended). 4. Click RENDER PAGES. 5. Download individual pages or click DOWNLOAD ALL.
Use PNG for text-heavy documents and JPG for photo-heavy pages. Scale 2.0 provides the highest quality but requires more processing time.
1. Open the Image Converter tool. 2. Select up to 20 images at once by holding Ctrl/Cmd while clicking, or drag multiple files. 3. Choose your desired output format. 4. Click CONVERT. All files will be processed and downloaded.
Batch conversion saves significant time compared to converting files one by one. All processing happens in your browser, so speed depends on your device.