ConvertImage

What ConvertImage is

ConvertImage is a free web application for changing image formats and making common image edits. It converts supported files into JPG, PDF, PNG, BMP, GIF, ICO, PSD, TIF, or PCX. Input formats include BMP, CUR, GIF, JPG, PCX, PDF, PICT, PNG, PSB, PSD, TIF, and XCF variants. The site also provides compression, cropping, resizing, rotation, mirroring, watermarking, photo effects, and favicon creation. Its JPEG compressor makes files smaller by reducing image quality while retaining the original ICC profile and dimensions. For ID pictures, a tool arranges eight photos from an uploaded image into a printable board.

The free plan costs nothing, with uploads capped at 24.41 Mb. ConvertImage says uploads are processed anonymously, are not published or used by the service, and are automatically deleted 15 minutes after processing. Its privacy policy describes 256-bit SSL for data sent to and received from the site and states compliance with GDPR, LGPD, and CCPA. The policy also says browser information is used for advertising and anonymous information may be shared with social media, advertising, and analytics partners. A contact form is available for comments, file-format suggestions, and partnership discussions.

Who it suits

ConvertImage suits people who want a web-based way to convert, resize, or make other basic edits to images. Its specialized tools may also help anyone preparing a favicon or a printable set of ID photos.

Limits

The free plan accepts uploads up to 24.41 Mb. JPEG compression reduces image quality while preserving the ICC profile and image dimensions.

Getting started

1. Open https://convertimage.net/ in a web browser.
2. Choose a conversion or editing tool.
3. Upload an image within the 24.41 Mb limit.
4. Apply the desired conversion or edit and use the resulting file.

Verdict

Choose ConvertImage for free, browser-based image conversion and a broad collection of editing tools, including favicon and ID photo creation. Consider the 24.41 Mb upload cap and the JPEG compressor’s quality reduction when deciding whether it fits a particular job.