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Created by Jérôme Enel-Réhel

Image converter: compress, convert, rename

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WebP · AVIF · JPG · PNG

Images

Images
Pour quoi faire?

Format et qualité

78

Plus bas : plus léger. Plus haut : plus fidèle.

Taille
px max

Une image n’est jamais agrandie (sauf en réseaux sociaux, où la taille est fixe). Les données cachées (lieu de la prise de vue, appareil) sont retirées.

Noms des fichiers

Exemplemarque-sujet-lieu-01.webp

Minuscules, sans accents ni espaces, avec des tirets : ce que lisent les moteurs de recherche.

Comment ça marche ↓
Vos images

Aucune image pour l’instant. Déposez-en n’importe où sur cette page, ou ouvrez « Images » à gauche pour les choisir.

    fileisgood · outil gratuit · moteurs libres MozJPEG, libwebp, libavif et Oxipng · licences

    Drop your photos, choose what they are for, download. Images are converted on your computer, in batches, and come out lighter, in the right format and with clean names for Google.

    How it works

    1. Drop your images in the box, or click to choose them. You can add as many as you like.
    2. Choose the use (original size, website, shop, social media, email): format, size and quality are set for you. Adjust quality, size or file names if needed.
    3. Download each image or the whole batch. In Easy mode they are ready right away; in Manual mode, click “Convert” first.

    Easy or manual

    Easy

    To convert quickly: drop your files and choose what they are for. Everything else is set for you.

    Manual

    To set everything yourself: format, quality, sizes, file names. Your choices are kept for next time.

    Good to know

    Input: JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, GIF, SVG, TIF and HEIC (iPhone photos). Output: WebP (the best choice for a website), AVIF (even lighter), JPG (accepted everywhere), PNG (lossless, for logos), SVG (tracing a logo or an illustration) and ICO (favicon). Images are never enlarged, except SVGs, and hidden data (location, camera) is removed.

    Frequently asked questions

    Which format should I use for a website?

    WebP in almost every case: 25 to 35% lighter than JPG and supported by every current browser. AVIF is even lighter but slower to make. Keep PNG for a logo that must stay perfectly sharp.

    How many images can I convert at once?

    As many as your computer can handle: they are processed one after the other and downloaded together as a zip, with a summary spreadsheet.

    Are my files uploaded to a server?

    No. The conversion is done by your browser, on your computer: no file ever leaves your device. You can even go offline once the page has loaded.

    Is it free?

    Yes: no sign-up, no limit on the number of files and no watermark.

    Go further

    To create your own visuals (photo effects, patterns, gradients, backgrounds), try pixisgood’s free graphic generators, a sibling of fileisgood.