About ConvertToJPG.org

Free photo tools for the moment an image is in the wrong format, too large to share or needed in a document.

Start with the photo you already have

The site focuses on HEIC photos from iPhones, PNG screenshots, TIFF exports, GIF still images and supported camera RAW files. Choose a converter, adjust the output settings and save a new copy. You can also reduce JPG quality, resize with maximum-edge presets or combine JPG photos into a PDF.

Your photos are processed on your device

The conversion code works in your browser. It does not send selected photos to a conversion server, and you do not need an account. Direct folder saving is available in desktop Chrome and Edge. Other browsers offer individual downloads. Learn more on the Privacy page.

A batch limit with practical controls

The queue accepts up to 1,000 images and processes them one at a time. Each input can be up to 200 MB. Large RAW files can still strain a phone, so start with a smaller batch when working with demanding images. The converter shows errors for files it cannot process and leaves your originals unchanged.

Clear choices about quality

JPG is a lossy format. Keeping original dimensions and a high quality setting can limit the change, but the source file is still worth keeping. PNG, TIFF and PDF preserve rendered pixels without another lossy encoding step. A converted image may not retain all metadata, HDR information or RAW editing options.

Organizing your iPhone photo library

JPG Organizer is a separate iPhone companion for organizing photos into albums. The browser converters save new files; they cannot rearrange your Photos library. See the organizer guide and App Store link for the companion app.

How the site is supported

The photo tools are free to use. Advertising and optional donations through Wix help support the site. Payment details are entered in Wix checkout. Donations are not required to convert or download photos.