PNG for transparency
PNG keeps sharp edges and transparent backgrounds. It is useful for logos, diagrams, screenshots, and graphics.
Change PNG, JPG, and WebP files in your browser. Adjust quality, resize, and download the converted copies. Your images stay on your device.
or choose PNG, JPG, or WebP files from your device
Files are processed locally in this browser. Nothing is uploaded.
Choose a format above, then convert your selected files.
Conversion happens on this device. Very large images may use significant memory. Animated GIFs and multi-frame images are not supported.
PNG, JPEG, and WebP each make different tradeoffs. PixelShift gives you a quick way to convert common image files and choose a useful balance between file size and detail.
PNG keeps sharp edges and transparent backgrounds. It is useful for logos, diagrams, screenshots, and graphics.
JPEG can make photographs smaller. It does not keep transparency, so choose a background color for transparent source areas.
WebP often creates compact files for web pages. Check that the app or service you need supports WebP before converting.
Quality affects lossy JPG and WebP output. A higher setting usually preserves more visible detail and creates a larger file. PNG is lossless; the quality control does not change PNG output.
Resizing changes pixel dimensions. The converter scales height proportionally and does not enlarge an image beyond its original width. Always keep your source file if you may need the original later.
No. The page reads each selected file in your browser and uses the browser's image and canvas features to make a converted copy. The site does not send the image to us.
JPG does not support transparency. PixelShift fills transparent areas with the background color you choose before creating the JPG.
Some browsers or devices may not support a requested image encoding. Try another format or a current browser. If conversion fails, your original file remains unchanged.
This tool handles still images. Animated GIFs and other multi-frame images are not supported; converting them may produce only a still frame.
No. The result depends on the image, quality setting, and original format. Compare the file sizes shown before choosing which copy to keep.