Image Converter
Convert JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF or SVG files. SVG output wraps the image; it never traces real vectors. The tool runs locally, no file gets uploaded anywhere.
Convert handles up to 10 files per batch, 20MB each, but only one source format per batch. Mixing a JPG and a PNG in the same run means running two batches, one per format. Pick any of the five output formats each time.
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How to use
- Add files Drop up to 10 files of one source format.
- Pick a format Choose the output format you need.
- Download Save each file, or grab them all as a ZIP.
Picking the right format
JPG is the most common photo format, small and universally supported, but it is lossy and cannot hold transparency. PNG is lossless and keeps transparency, which suits logos, screenshots and sharp edged graphics, though it runs larger on photos. WebP is Google's web format, usually smaller than JPG at equal quality, and it supports both transparency and animation. AVIF is the newest format, built on the AV1 codec, producing the smallest files of the group while still supporting transparency and HDR, and every modern browser can open it now. SVG is a vector format written in XML, ideal for icons and logos since it scales to any size without blur.
What converting to SVG really does here
Converting a photo or PNG to SVG on this page wraps the raster image inside an SVG container at full resolution. It does not trace the image into vector paths. If you need a real vector drawing built from shapes and curves, this converter is not the right tool for that job, it only gives you an SVG wrapper around the same pixels. Converting from an SVG source works the other way: the browser rasterizes it, capped at 1600px on the longest side.
How the conversion actually runs
Convert's codecs are bundled with the page itself and served from AlitIMG's own origin, not fetched from a third-party CDN. Your image stays on your device the entire time and is never part of that request. Results download one file at a time, or all together as a ZIP.
Which format to pick
JPG
Choose JPG for photos that need small files and universal support.
PNG
Choose PNG when you need transparency or sharp, lossless edges.
WebP
Choose WebP for smaller web images that keep transparency.
AVIF
Choose AVIF for the smallest file size, with transparency and HDR.
SVG
Choose SVG only to wrap a raster image inside an SVG container, not to get a real vector.
Private by design
Your images are converted locally on your device, they are never uploaded or stored on a server.
FAQ
Does converting to SVG turn my photo into a vector image?
No. It wraps the raster photo inside an SVG container at full resolution. It does not trace the image into vector paths, so it will not behave like a real vector drawing.
Can I convert files of different formats in one batch?
No. Each batch accepts only one source format at a time, so a JPG and a PNG need two separate batches.
How many files can I convert at once?
Up to 10 files per batch, 20MB each. Download each file or grab the whole batch as a ZIP.
Does converting to a lossless format improve quality?
No. Converting JPG to PNG, for example, keeps existing compression artifacts, it does not repair or restore quality.
Does this tool make any third party requests?
No. The conversion codecs ship bundled with the page itself, from AlitIMG's own origin, not a third-party CDN. Your image stays on your device the entire time.