Free Image Converter Tool: Quick and Easy

Overview

This free image converter handles both vector and raster formats. It also works as a free vector converter for SVG files. Upload SVG, PNG, JPG, JPEG, WebP, GIF, or BMP. Pick PNG, JPG, WebP, or SVG as the output. Convert one file or many in a single batch. The process stays simple, fast, and clear.

How the Tool Works

The flow stays simple from start to finish. Pick files first, then choose your output and options. Here is what each control does and how to use it well.

• Choose Files. Select one or more images.
• You can add SVG files.
• You can add PNG files.
• You can add JPG and JPEG files.
• You can add WebP files.
• You can add GIF files.
• You can add BMP files.
• Output Format. Choose PNG.
• Or choose JPG.
• Or choose WebP.
• Or choose SVG.
• Vector Conversion Settings. These appear for SVG output.
• Color Mode sets the color style.
• Use Full Color for regular images.
• Use Grayscale for a gray look.
• Use Black and White for strong contrast.
• Detail Level sets how fine the grid looks.
• Move the slider for lower or higher detail.
• Max Colors limits the palette from 2 to 256.
• Raster Settings. These show for PNG output.
• They also show for JPG output.
• They also show for WebP output.
• Quality controls JPG and WebP compression.
• Bigger values mean fewer artifacts and larger files.
• PNG ignores the quality slider.
• Resize can keep original size or scale the image.
• Use percent options for quick scaling.
• Pick custom to set width and height.
• Convert All Files. This starts the batch process.
• You will see progress with file names.
• Results. Converted Files lists each output with a Download link.
• Use Download All to trigger downloads for every file.
• Files keep the original name with the new extension.

What the output means depends on your choice. PNG, JPG, and WebP give you pixel images with your chosen size. JPG and WebP use the Quality value that you set. PNG keeps full quality and supports transparency. SVG output builds a grid of colored rectangles. This works best for logos, icons, and flat art.

Step-by-Step Instructions

1. Click Choose Files and pick one or many.
2. Select your output format from the list.
3. If you pick SVG, set Color Mode.
4. Then set Detail Level.
5. Then set Max Colors.
6. If you pick PNG or JPG or WebP, set Quality if needed.
7. Choose a Resize option or keep the original size.
8. Click Convert All Files to start the batch.
9. Wait for the progress to finish and show results.
10. Download each file or use Download All.

Why Use This Free Image Converter?

You get vector and raster outputs in one place. Batch conversion saves time on large sets. Simple controls keep the setup fast. Color and detail settings help with logo work. Resize options cut extra steps in your workflow. It also serves people who search for a free vector converter.

A Helpful Tool for Everyone

• Turn a logo PNG into an SVG for print use.
• Convert a photo JPG to WebP for smaller pages.
• Export an SVG to PNG for slides or docs.
• Batch convert photos to JPG for easy sharing.
• Downscale large images to speed up a site.
• Make grayscale or black and white art for a clean look.

Troubleshooting and Tips

The tool asks for files before conversion. Large images take longer and need more memory. SVG output uses a block grid of rectangles. It suits logos, icons, and flat art. Photo to SVG looks mosaic by design. JPG drops transparency and can show compression artifacts. Use PNG or WebP for transparent areas. GIF conversion processes only the first frame. Custom size needs width and height values. Use percent options to keep proportions steady. File size depends on quality and dimensions.

Final Thoughts

This free image converter keeps your work simple. Use it as a free vector converter for SVG tasks. Batch support makes large jobs easy. Set your options then start the batch. Grab your files and move on with your day. Enjoy a unique mix of vector and raster tools.