Photography

Deliver in whatever format the client asked for.

One client wants JPG, the next wants WebP for their site, and the developer wants PNG because there is transparency in it. Move between them without re-exporting from the catalogue.

Convert an image How photographers use it

You start with: JPG PNG WEBP BMP
You end up with: Any of the four

How it goes

2 steps

Each one is a tool you can open on its own. The order is the part worth keeping.

Image converter
Pick the format the delivery note asks for. Transparency survives into PNG and WebP, and cannot into JPG.
Image compressor
Take the weight out of the copy that is going on a website, and leave the archive copy alone.

What you will need

The tools this uses

Every tool

Image converter Move between JPG, PNG, WebP and BMP without losing quality.

Image compressor Make images smaller, with the real size shown first and never a bigger file. Image resizer Resize to any dimension or a ready-made social media preset.

Answers

Questions people ask

Does converting lose quality?

Going into a lossy format is a re-encode, so convert from your best copy rather than from a copy of a copy. PNG to PNG and PNG to WebP lossless do not lose anything.

Which one should I send?

JPG for photographs with no transparency, PNG where transparency matters, WebP for the web when the client's site supports it.

Is anything uploaded?

No — the converter runs entirely in this tab.

Photography

Also on this desk

Client proofs at web size Down from a full-size frame to something emailable. Cutouts, without the pen tool Hair and fine edges, in seconds. Contact sheets as PDF A set of frames, as one document.

Deliver in whatever format the client asked for

No account needed, no watermark, and nothing to install.

Convert an image How photographers use it