How does Image Converter process my image?

Image Converter runs entirely in your browser using the Canvas and File APIs. Your image is loaded into memory locally, transformed, and offered as a download — nothing is ever uploaded to a server.

Is my image private with Image Converter?

Yes — 100% private. Because processing is client-side, your photo (including any EXIF metadata like GPS coordinates and camera model) never leaves your device. Safe for personal, confidential, or copyrighted images.

What image formats does Image Converter support?

Image Converter supports the standard web formats: PNG, JPG/JPEG, WebP, GIF, and SVG. AVIF and HEIC support depends on your browser's decoder — modern Chrome/Safari handle both.

Is there a file-size limit for Image Converter?

The practical limit is your device's RAM, since the whole image is loaded into browser memory. Most laptops handle 20+ MB images comfortably; phones may struggle above 30 MB. There is no server-imposed cap.

Will Image Converter lose quality when converting or compressing?

Format-to-format conversion between lossless formats (PNG to PNG, PNG to WebP-lossless) is quality-preserving. Converting to JPEG or using the Image Compressor introduces controlled loss — you pick the quality slider, and a preview shows the result before you download.

Does Image Converter strip EXIF or GPS metadata from photos?

Format conversion via Image Converter strips EXIF by default (the canvas API doesn't preserve it) — that's a privacy win. Use the EXIF Viewer if you need to inspect metadata before it's removed.

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