Image Converter

About This Tool

So, I’ve been using this image converter for a while now—mostly because I got tired of opening Photoshop just to resize a photo or change a file format. Honestly, it’s one of those tools you don’t think you need until you do. And then you wonder how you ever lived without it. It’s not fancy. No animations, no pop-ups, no “premium upgrade” banners every two seconds. You drag in an image, pick what you want to convert it to, and boom—it’s done. Whether you’re switching a PNG to JPG for a smaller file size, turning a screenshot into a PDF, or batch-converting a folder of vacation photos, it just works. I’ve tried a few online converters that made me upload my pics to some random server. Yeah, hard pass. This one? It runs locally. Your images never leave your machine. That’s a big deal if you’re handling anything even remotely private.

Key Features

• Supports over 20 formats—JPG, PNG, GIF, BMP, TIFF, WebP, PDF, and more.
• Batch conversion. Drop in 50 images, set your settings once, and walk away.
• Resize on the fly. Pick dimensions, scale by percentage, or fit to max width/height.
• No internet required. Everything happens on your computer.
• Preserves metadata (if you want it). Or strips it for smaller files.
• Simple drag-and-drop interface. Even my mom could use it.
• Free. No hidden fees, no watermarks, no nonsense.

FAQ

Does it work on Mac?

Yep. Windows, Mac, Linux—it’s cross-platform. I’ve been running it on my old MacBook Air from 2017, and it handles hundreds of images without breaking a sweat.

Can I convert images to PDF?

Absolutely. You can convert single images or combine multiple images into one PDF. I use it all the time to turn scanned receipts into a single document. Saves me from opening Word and fiddling with layouts.