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Image Format Converter

Move between JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP, and ICO without leaving the browser.

Drop an asset to convert

Conversion studio

Upload on the left, inspect output on the right, and export when ready.

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50MB limit · stays on device

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Scenario shortcuts

Preset cards encode tribal knowledge—tap one to load format and quality instantly.

Conversion settings

Pick the target format, tune quality, and handle transparency fallbacks.

Format trade-offs

Use this cheat sheet during reviews.

FormatBest forTraits

JPEG

.jpg

Best for photos, smaller file size

Transparency:

Animation:

Relative size: Small

PNG

.png

Lossless, supports transparency

Transparency:

Animation:

Relative size: Medium

WebP

.webp

Modern format, best compression

Transparency:

Animation:

Relative size: Small/med

BMP

.bmp

Uncompressed, large file size

Transparency:

Animation:

Relative size: Huge

GIF

.gif

Supports animation, limited colors

Transparency:

Animation:

Relative size: Medium

ICO

.ico

Icon format for websites

Transparency:

Animation:

Relative size: Medium

Design operations guide for the Image Format Converter

Keep brand assets crisp across channels by standardizing conversions, metadata, and review rituals.

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Design OpsPerformanceBrand

Asset intake and triage

Every launch brings a flood of PSDs, Figma exports, and agency deliverables. Route all files through the converter first. Designers drop the original asset in, choose the required formats (WebP, AVIF, PNG), and document the size deltas in the FlowPanel notes. Ops leads review the batch before anything hits the repo, preventing rogue file types or uncompressed behemoths from slipping into production.

Metadata hygiene

Use the EXIF stripping toggle to remove GPS or camera data before images hit marketing sites. Security teams appreciate the safeguard, and privacy reviewers get an audit record showing that the FlowPanel setting was enabled.

Channel presets

Create presets for each channel—"homepage hero", "email hero", "app store screenshot"—with predefined dimensions, background colors, and quality targets. Designers run assets through the preset and attach the output to tickets. Engineers trust that every file meets spec without rechecking dimensions manually.

Localization agility

When regional teams request localized screenshots, they update text in Figma, re-export a single master, and use the converter to batch into the required formats. Because the FlowPanel can queue multiple outputs, localization managers deliver entire packs (JP, DE, ES) without reconfiguring each time.

Performance dashboards

Track the bytes saved per conversion and publish the numbers in your quarterly Web Vitals review. Highlight campaigns where the converter prevented regressions—"Holiday Hero trimmed 65 percent of file size"—to reinforce the habit.

Future automation

Once presets stabilize, hand them to platform engineers to codify in build pipelines using Sharp or Squoosh CLI. Until that happens, the converter remains the experimentation lab. Document any anomalies—banding at low quality, color profile shifts—and share them with engineering so the automated version can include guardrails before rollout.