Batch Image Converter Web Tool

Convert HEIC, JPEG XL, AVIF, WebP, PNG, and JPEG images in batches. Resize, watermark, and rename with drag-and-drop.
Everything runs 100% locally in your browser without uploading to any server.

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How to Use: 3 Simple Steps

1

Drop Images

Drag and drop your PNG, JPG, HEIC, JPEG XL, WebP, or AVIF images into the drop area. Multiple file selection and clipboard paste (Cmd+V) are fully supported.

2

Customize Settings

Configure your target format, quality, resize constraints, batch renaming patterns, and text or logo watermark options.

3

Convert & Download

Click "Convert All" to process locally. Download individual images or package all converted assets into a single ZIP file with one click.

Privacy & Security First

Most free online conversion websites upload your files to remote cloud servers for conversion. This poses serious confidentiality and data leakage risks when dealing with unreleased product photos, internal design documents, and personal photos.

Image Tool Web operates strictly within your browser via HTML5 Canvas and WebAssembly. No image data ever leaves your device, and no network bandwidth is wasted on file uploads. It provides absolute privacy suitable for strict enterprise environments.

Frequently Asked Questions

QAre my images ever uploaded to a server?
A
No, absolutely not. This tool utilizes modern browser technologies (HTML5 Canvas & WebAssembly) to process 100% of your images locally within your browser. No network traffic is initiated for conversion, keeping your confidential graphics, private photos, and business assets completely secure.
QHow does it handle HEIC (iPhone) photos?
A
Drag and drop your iPhone HEIC photos, or HEIF / .HIF files from your camera. They are decoded right in your browser, including 10-bit HDR and tiled images, and converted to WebP, JPEG, or PNG with their colors intact. JPEG XL files work the same way.
QWhy are my images saved as WebP when I choose AVIF?
A
Browsers can display AVIF, but none of them can currently save AVIF from a web page. When your browser can't export AVIF, the tool saves WebP instead and says so under the format buttons. To export real AVIF files, use the Mac app Image Tool+.
QWhat is the difference between this Web Tool and Image Tool+ for Mac?
A
While the Web Tool is accessible anywhere for free without installation, the native Mac app Image Tool+ is optimized for Apple Silicon to process hundreds or thousands of photos 5–10x faster in the background. It additionally supports HEIC, AVIF, and next-gen JPEG XL (JXL) export (which browsers cannot produce), Finder right-click actions, 1-click AI background removal, 10/12-bit HDR preservation, and direct developer support with complete official documentation.
QIs there a limit on how many images I can convert?
A
There are no artificial limits, but it is bounded by your browser's available memory. For batches of 10–20 images, it performs smoothly. For regular batches of 50+ images, we recommend the native Mac app.
QIs it completely free?
A
Yes, this Web tool is 100% free with no account registration required.