Image Convert Tools

Pick the exact image task you need. Each route explains when to use it, keeps the work local in your browser, and lets you download the output directly.

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Bitmap Compress

Reduce PNG, JPEG, WebP, BMP, GIF, or AVIF payload size with quality controls.

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Bitmap Convert

Switch bitmap files between PNG, JPEG, and WebP formats in one focused flow.

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Vector Compress

Minify SVG assets before shipping them to production or sharing them with a team.

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Vector Convert

Export SVG into PNG, JPEG, or WebP when a bitmap output is required.

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Which image convert route should I use?

Use bitmap compress to reduce file size, bitmap convert to change bitmap formats, vector compress to clean up SVG payloads, and vector convert to export SVG into bitmap outputs.

Choose a route based on your source format first: bitmap inputs stay on bitmap tools, SVG inputs stay on vector tools.
Compression routes focus on smaller output size, while conversion routes focus on changing the destination format.
All routes run in the browser so you can prepare assets without sending them to a remote server.

How to pick and finish the right workflow

1.Match your source asset type to the correct route: bitmap or SVG.
2.Adjust format, quality, and size controls only on the route that supports them.
3.Review the output size, then download the generated file directly from the browser.

Trust signals

Runs locally in your browser
No upload to Konviny servers during conversion
Route-specific controls make each workflow explicit
Download files are generated from the processed browser output

Maintained by: Konviny Tools team

Last updated: 2026-03-07

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FAQ

Do all image convert routes keep my files in the browser?

Yes. The image convert routes are designed for local browser processing, so the selected file stays on your device while the output is generated.

How do I know whether I need compression or conversion?

Choose compression when you want a smaller file in roughly the same format family, and choose conversion when you need a different output format.

Which routes should I use for SVG files?

Use Vector Compress to minify SVG itself, or Vector Convert when you need PNG, JPEG, or WebP from an SVG source.