About Free Online Tools | ToolsWeb
Free Online Tools | ToolsWeb by Xi0 brings practical, fast and secure utilities into one simple workspace. This free online image converter helps creators, students, website owners and businesses convert image files to JPG, PNG or WebP without installing software. Because processing happens in your browser, your selected image is not sent to a conversion server, making this a convenient private tool for everyday image format changes and quick resizing.
How to Use Free Online Tools | ToolsWeb
- 1Select an image. Tap the upload area or drag a picture into the image converter.
- 2Choose the output. Pick JPG, PNG or WebP based on your quality and file-size needs.
- 3Adjust dimensions. Enter a width or height to resize while keeping proportions locked.
- 4Convert and download. Click Convert Image, then save your ready-to-use file instantly.
Key Features & Advantages
- Private local processing: image conversion is completed on your device for improved privacy.
- Flexible image formats: quickly convert JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF or BMP source files into common web-ready formats.
- Built-in image resizer: optimize width and height for websites, social media posts, listings and email.
- Quality controls: balance image clarity and file size when exporting JPEG and WebP images.
- Fast on every screen: the Xi0 image tool is designed for phones, tablets, desktops and large displays.
- Free with no registration: use this online image converter whenever you need it without an account.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Xi0 provides this image converter free to use, with no signup, subscription or download limit built into the tool.
No. Conversion is handled in your web browser. Your selected image stays on your device while this tool prepares the downloadable output.
Choose JPG for broadly compatible smaller photos, PNG for graphics that need transparent backgrounds, and WebP for efficient modern web images with strong quality.
The Keep original proportions option is enabled by default. When it stays checked, changing one dimension automatically calculates the other to avoid stretching.
Yes. JPG files do not support transparency, so transparent areas are placed on a clean white background when exported as JPG.