Convert your images into any image format, like magic. Use Canva’s free online image converter to turn your photos into a format suited to your platform or project, without worrying about losing image quality.
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Select the “Upload your image” button or easily drag and drop your files into the section.
Make some quick touch-ups on your images using our beginner-friendly editor.
Finally, convert your image by downloading it in your desired format.
Specific platforms call for specific image file formats. No need to dabble in multiple image converter tools to convert a single image into your required format. With Canva’s online image converter, you can convert a wide range of image files formats. Convert your JPG, PNG, HEIC/HEIF, WebP, and SVG images into JPG, PNG, SVG, or PDF in just a few clicks.
By converting your images, you can achieve whatever your project demands. Switch to JPG if you want to reduce your image file size. Go for PNG or SVG for HD graphics. Protect your final file and make it uneditable as a PDF. Do all these and more on the Canva image file converter, which you can access on any mobile, desktop, or tablet device.
Go beyond mere image conversion. With Canva’s free photo editor, you can easily enhance the look of your images before converting them for your specified use. Make them picture-perfect by adjusting their brightness and saturation. Add effects, graphic elements, and even text to make them stand out. Then, instantly use them on any creative project you have on Canva.
Just upload your image to our online image converter then choose the SVG file format from the dropdown menu before clicking Download. You can convert your JPG, PNG, or PDF into an SVG or Scalable Vector Graphics with a Pro subscription. Converting your image into a vector is a guaranteed way to retain HD quality at any size. It’s the recommended file format for web graphic use.
If you’re converting JPG, PNG, HEIC/HEIF, and WebP images, these are the format requirements:
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