What image formats can I convert to JPG/JPEG?

Our converter supports all major image formats including WEBP, HEIC, AVIF, PNG, GIF, BMP, TIFF, and over 100 other formats. Any image that can be opened in a browser or image editor can be converted.

How many images can I convert at once?

You can convert up to 30 images in a single batch. Each file must be under 10 MB. For single conversions, you'll receive the JPG file directly. For multiple conversions, files are packaged in a ZIP archive.

Will converting to JPG reduce image quality?

No, we maintain maximum quality during conversion. All JPG files are saved at 100% quality with progressive encoding for optimal web performance. However, note that JPG doesn't support transparency, so transparent areas are converted to white.

Can I resize images during conversion?

Yes, you can resize images by specifying width and/or height in pixels (1-4000). Leave one dimension blank to maintain aspect ratio, or fill both to set exact dimensions.

Is my data safe during conversion?

Absolutely. All conversions happen server-side without storing your images. Files are processed in memory and immediately deleted after download. We don't keep any copies of your images.

🖼️ Convert Any Image to JPG/JPEG

Transform WEBP, HEIC, AVIF, PNG, GIF and 100+ formats to universally compatible JPG/JPEG. Perfect for website optimization, email attachments, and cross-platform sharing.

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📚 How It Works & FAQ

🎯 Why Convert to JPG/JPEG?

JPG/JPEG is the most widely supported image format across all devices, browsers, and platforms. Converting to JPG solves compatibility issues with newer formats like WEBP or HEIC that may not open on older systems. It's perfect for email attachments, social media uploads, and ensuring your images work everywhere.

🔧 How to Use This Tool

1️⃣ Upload Images

Click "Choose Images" to select up to 30 files from your device, or paste a direct image URL. Each file must be under 10MB.

2️⃣ Set Options

Optionally resize by entering width/height (1-4000px). Leave blank to keep original size. Choose .jpg or .jpeg extension.

3️⃣ Convert & Download

Click convert and get your files instantly. Single images download as JPG, multiple files come in a ZIP archive.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

What image formats can I convert? We support all major formats including WEBP, HEIC/HEIF (iPhone photos), AVIF, PNG, GIF, BMP, TIFF, SVG, and over 100 other image types. If it's an image file, we can likely convert it to JPG. Will my images lose quality? No quality loss! We save at 100% JPEG quality with progressive encoding. However, note that JPEG doesn't support transparency (alpha channel), so transparent backgrounds become white. For images with text or sharp edges, some minimal artifacts may appear due to JPEG's compression nature. Why can't I see HEIC images in preview? HEIC preview depends on your browser. Don't worry - the conversion will work perfectly even if the preview shows a placeholder. HEIC is Apple's format and has limited browser support for preview. What happens to image metadata? Basic metadata like dimensions are preserved. EXIF data (camera info, GPS) is removed for privacy. The original filename is kept with the new extension. Can I batch convert different format types? Yes! Mix any supported formats in one batch - upload PNG, WEBP, HEIC, etc. together. All will be converted to your chosen JPG/JPEG format and delivered in a single ZIP file. Is there a file size limit after conversion? Input files must be under 10MB each, but output JPG files have no specific limit. Large images may result in large JPG files, especially at 100% quality. Consider resizing if you need smaller files. Are my images stored on your server? No. All processing happens in real-time, and files are immediately deleted after download. We don't store, backup, or access your images. Your privacy is guaranteed. Why choose JPG over JPEG (or vice versa)? They're the same format! Some systems prefer .jpg (3-letter extension) while others use .jpeg (4-letter). Choose based on your system requirements - the image data is identical.

💡 Pro Tip: For best results with logos or graphics with text, consider keeping them as PNG. JPG works best for photographs and images with many colors. Need help? Visit our Support Center.