A converter that respects your files.
Most "free online" image converters route your images through their servers. We don't.
The pitch
PixelMorph is a free, fast, browser-only image converter. Drop in a PNG, pick JPG, get a JPG. No upload bar, no waiting on a server, no signup form, no daily quota, no ads draped around the workspace.
Why client-side?
Modern browsers can decode and encode all of the formats we support natively — the Canvas API has handled PNG, JPG, WebP, and GIF for a decade, and small JavaScript libraries cover the long tail (TIFF, ICO). There's no technical reason to upload your image to a stranger's server to flip its extension, and several reasons not to.
- Privacy. Your image data never crosses the network. We never see it, log it, or touch it.
- Speed. Skipping the round-trip — upload, queue, process, download — wins back several seconds per file. On batches, it's enormous.
- Reliability. Once the page loads, the converter works without an internet connection. No 502s, no rate limits, no maintenance windows.
- Honesty. A site that uploads your photos for "free" usually pays for the servers in some other way — ads, data, the gradual conversion of users into a paid tier. Browser-side has no marginal cost, so it stays free.
Roadmap
Next up: HEIC, AVIF, BMP, EPS, and proper multi-frame GIF/animated-WebP encoding. After that: an opt-in "metadata viewer" so you can see exactly what EXIF a photo carries before you publish it.