Picture Converter

Download an image from a website. Image converter for local WebP files to JPG or PNG, HEIC photos to JPG and images to PDF in Chrome

Image Converter solves two everyday problems: saving a website picture as JPG or PNG instead of WebP, and converting a local photo when its file type is unsupported. Both tasks work in one Chrome extension, without a separate online image converter. 🖼️ Save a selected picture from a website Right-click the photo you need, open the extension, and choose an output format. The direct action saves that picture as a JPG for everyday use, as a PNG when the background must stay transparent, or as a WebP for a modern web page. The tool works with the single picture you select instead of collecting every graphic from the page. This web workflow removes an unnecessary detour. When a site provides a file type that your editor, upload form or desktop app does not accept, choose a compatible format and download the result. 📁 Convert local photos and graphics Open a local file, select an available output, and create a new copy. For local files, the browser extension works as a photo converter and image format converter for pictures, graphics and icons. The same local-file workflow also accepts GIF images. A PNG saved as JPEG here contains real image data, not just a renamed file. For iPhone photos, HEIC to JPG creates a broadly compatible copy. 🔧 Create icons and handle less familiar files Use PNG to ICO when you need a favicon or icon file. AVIF to JPG provides a familiar photo copy for a modern web image. SVG to PNG creates a raster version of a vector graphic, while a JFIF photo becomes a JPG that other apps accept. BMP files can also be opened as local inputs. Choose the result according to the destination: a compatible photo, a transparent graphic, a modern web asset, a document or an icon. The same browser workflow also serves as a JPG converter, without opening another tool. 📄 Convert a photo to PDF or combine several pictures Add one photo or up to 30 images, arrange their page order, and save them as one PDF. Multiple-file processing is limited to this document workflow. Other formats are created one picture at a time. This option is useful for application forms, receipts, reference pages or photo sets that need to be delivered as one ordered document. You control the sequence before the PDF is created. ⚙️ How it works 1. Click the extension icon or select a picture on a web page. 2. Continue with that website photo or open a local file. 3. Select the required output type. 4. Adjust quality for JPG or WebP when needed. 5. Save the converted copy. PNG and WebP output preserve transparency when the source contains it. Images larger than 4000 pixels on the longest side are scaled down before export. Useful situations: • open an iPhone photo on a computer that does not support its original type • convert an image to PNG for an editor or upload form • create a PDF document from one picture or a set of pages • make an ICO favicon from an existing graphic • turn a vector file into a raster copy • convert image file to JPG for apps and forms that require a widely accepted photo format The tool is designed for direct format conversion rather than a complex editing workflow. It can help with school or office forms, web assets, product photos, design references, icons and pictures received from another device. 🔐 Privacy, permissions and file handling Image Converter needs access to page content so it can read the website image you select. It does not request browsing history, bookmarks or account information. Local files are opened only when you choose them through the extension. ❓ Questions Can several files be processed together? Yes, when they are combined into one PDF. The limit is 30 images, and their order can be changed before saving. Can output quality be adjusted? A quality control is available for JPG and WebP. Can I download image files from websites one at a time? Yes. Select one page graphic, choose the output format, and save it through the same workflow. Is this a Chrome plugin or browser extension? It is a Chrome extension. Some users call this kind of browser tool an add-on. Can I use this as a pic converter? Yes. Choose a supported output for a local picture, or combine several pics into one PDF. Can I use this as an IMG converter when IMG_ is part of the filename? Yes. IMG_ is a filename prefix, not a file format. For a file named IMG_1234.HEIC, open the HEIC photo and choose the output you need, such as a JPG for general use or a PDF for a form. Image Converter keeps the process simple: select the source, choose the required file type, and save the result. Use it as a practical picture converter whenever a website image or local photo needs a compatible output.