UtilVox
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Image Suite · Vector & Raster Processing

Image Converter

Batch convert, compress, and resize up to 20 images securely in the browser. Zero limits, maximum quality.

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Bulk Upload Zone

Drag and drop up to 20 images or click to browse.

JPGPNGWEBPAVIFGIFHEICSVG
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Global Conversion Settings

Compression Quality85%
Strip EXIF MetadataRemoves GPS details and camera records to preserve privacy.

Optional Image Resize

How It Works

1

Add Images

Select or drop up to 20 images in JPG, PNG, HEIC, WebP, etc.

2

Configure Formats

Choose global or per-file target formats (JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF).

3

Bulk Convert

Click convert and save your new optimized files or ZIP folder.

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Format Comparison Matrix

FeatureJPGPNGWEBPAVIF
CompressionLossyLosslessBothBoth
Transparency Channel❌ No✅ Yes✅ Yes✅ Yes
Animation Frames❌ No❌ No✅ Yes✅ Yes
Browser SupportUniversal (100%)Universal (100%)Modern (97%+)Modern (93%+)

Frequently Asked Questions

Is my privacy protected? Where are files converted?
Absolutely. All processing occurs securely via our high-speed endpoint and converted files are never stored or logged on persistent servers. Your original images never leave your control and are fully discarded.
Can I convert HEIC photos from iOS devices?
Yes! UtilVox implements instant client-side preprocessing that converts HEIC files seamlessly to JPEG/PNG before conversion, letting you handle standard mobile formats without additional apps.
What is the bulk processing upload limit?
To maintain server health and smooth browser rendering, you can convert up to 20 files in a single batch, up to 50MB per individual image.

Picking the Right Format, Not Just a Different One

The four formats that matter

Each format makes a different trade. Converting is about matching the format to the destination:

FormatStrengthWeakness
JPGSmall files for photos; opens everywhereNo transparency; quality loss on each re-save
PNGLossless; transparency; sharp text and linesBig files for photographs
WebP25–35% smaller than JPG at equal qualityA few older apps and portals reject it
HEICiPhone default; excellent compressionPoor support outside Apple devices

Conversions that help — and one that doesn't

PNG→JPG shrinks screenshots for email. JPG/PNG→WebP speeds up websites. HEIC→JPG fixes every compatibility problem iPhone photos have. The one that disappoints: JPG→PNG does not recover quality — compression artifacts are baked in, and you just get a bigger file with the same flaws. Convert to PNG only when you need transparency support or are about to edit text/line graphics.

Special cases

iPhone photos have a dedicated HEIC to JPG converter with batch support. If the goal is a smaller file in the same format, that's the image compressor's job, not conversion. Developers embedding images in CSS or JSON want image to Base64 instead.