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Free Image Converter

Convert Images Securely — Right on Your Device - No Uploads Required.

Why our Free Image Converter?

Convert your image files to JPG and PNG effortlessly and privately. Our free online image converter runs entirely in your browser — no uploads required. Your data stays on your device, ensuring complete privacy and full control over your files.

This website works offline so your images never leave your device.

This simple application provides you the ability to quickly, and on device, convert a .jfif photo to jpeg.

Why is this app helpful?

There are many older applications that do not yet support .jfif yet. This application keeps your photos private by performing all processing on your device.

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FAQ: Frequently Asked Questions

Because you can use the best image format for your purpose.
JPEG is one of the most widely compatible image formats. It can be used in most applications.
JPG is essentially the same format as JPEG, but with a shorter file extension. Some older systems or software require the .jpg extension instead of .jpeg. Converting to JPG ensures maximum compatibility, especially with legacy devices, software, or web platforms that expect .jpg files.
PNG supports transparent backgrounds and is a lossless formet, which means it retains the best image quality.
WEBP is a modern image format that provides excellent compression and quality. It creates smaller file sizes than JPEG or PNG, supports transparency like PNG, and can even handle animation like GIF. Converting to WEBP helps your images load faster and saves storage space, making it ideal for web use.

Supported conversion formats

JPG

Joint Photographic Exports Group

JPEG is a popular image format that uses lossy compression, which means it removes some image details to make the file smaller. This makes photos load faster and take up less space. It's great for pictures but not the best for images with sharp lines or text.

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PNG

Portable Network Graphics

PNG (Portable Network Graphics) is an image format that keeps all the image quality because it uses lossless compression. This means no details are lost when the file is saved. PNG is great for images with sharp edges, text, or transparent backgrounds, but the file size is usually larger than JPEG.

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HEIC

High Efficiency Image File Format

HEIC (High Efficiency Image Coding) is a newer image format that makes photo files smaller than JPEG while keeping better quality. It also uses lossy compression but is more efficient. HEIC is often used by newer iPhones and devices to save storage space without losing much image detail.

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JFIF

JPEG File Interchange Format

JFIF (JPEG File Interchange Format) is a simple version of the JPEG format used to save and share JPEG images. It helps JPEG files work better across different devices and software by adding extra info, like how to display the image. Most JPEG files you see today follow the JFIF standard, even if you don't see “.jfif” in the file name.

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WEBP

Web Picture format

WEBP (Web Picture format) is a modern image format developed by Google that provides both lossless and lossy compression. WEBP images are usually much smaller than JPEG or PNG files while maintaining similar or better quality. It also supports transparency (like PNG) and animation (like GIF), making it a versatile choice for the web.

Learn about WEBP on Wikipedia

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