Use this guide to choose the right format before you convert. Each format has strengths for photos, graphics, web delivery, or print.
Great for photographs and sharing. Small file sizes, no transparency.
Best for logos, UI, and images with transparency or sharp edges.
Modern format for smaller files on the web. Check browser support for older devices.
Efficient photo format used by phones. Great for storage, less compatible.
Scales infinitely without losing quality. Ideal for icons and illustrations.
Keeps layout consistent for print and sharing. Good for multi-page files.
Simple animation format for short loops and stickers.
Use JPG for compatibility and WebP for smaller sizes. Keep PNG for UI elements or transparency.
PDF keeps layouts consistent. Use TIFF or high-quality JPG for photo-heavy prints.
Use SVG for scalable vector icons. Use ICO for favicons and app icons.
Bundle pages into a PDF when you need easy comments, approvals, or printing.
PNG handles crisp pixels and transparency. SVG stays editable for icons and logos.
JPG keeps file sizes lean for photos. PNG preserves sharp text or overlays.
Jump to the most common conversions for creative workflows.
Use PNG for raster graphics or SVG for vector artwork.
SVG scales cleanly for icons, logos, and illustrations.
Try WebP for web delivery or JPG for compatibility.
Use PDF for multi-page layouts and easy sharing.
GIF works for short loops. For longer clips, use video.
HEIC is efficient on modern devices, but JPG is easier to share.