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image Image Tools

SiteConversor provides a complete image editing and conversion suite that runs entirely in your browser. The image tools are built on the HTML5 Canvas API and WebAssembly, which gives them performance comparable to desktop applications without requiring any software installation or file upload.

The Image Converter supports all major formats: JPG, PNG, WEBP, AVIF, BMP, TIFF, and HEIC (iPhone photos). Converting between formats is as simple as selecting an output format and dragging in a file. You can convert entire batches of images at once. The converter also lets you control the output quality level, giving you precise control over the file size and quality trade-off.

The Background Remover uses a neural network (U2-Net via TensorFlow.js) that runs locally in your browser. On first use, the model (~8 MB) is downloaded and cached. All subsequent uses are instant. The AI identifies the foreground subject and removes the background, producing a transparent PNG suitable for product photography, profile pictures, and design work. Because the AI runs locally, your photos never leave your device — a critical privacy advantage for photos of people or confidential documents.

The Image Compressor uses the browser's built-in image encoding capabilities to compress JPG and PNG files. The quality slider lets you find the right balance between file size and visual fidelity. For most photographs, 80–85% quality produces files 60–75% smaller than the uncompressed original, with no perceptible quality difference on screen. This tool is particularly useful for reducing file sizes before uploading to websites, sending by email, or posting to social media.

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The PDF tools on SiteConversor are powered by Mozilla's open-source PDF.js library for reading PDFs and jsPDF for generating them. Both libraries run entirely in your browser, which means PDF operations that typically require Adobe Acrobat or cloud services can be performed locally, privately, and for free.

The PDF to Image converter renders each page of a PDF as a high-resolution JPG or PNG image, at 2× display resolution for crisp output on modern high-DPI screens. This is useful for sharing individual pages on social media, embedding PDF content in presentations, or archiving documents as images. Multi-page PDFs are handled automatically — each page becomes a separate downloadable file.

The Image to PDF tool lets you combine multiple images into a single PDF document. Each image becomes a separate page, sized to fit the image dimensions. The tool supports JPG, PNG, WEBP, and HEIC input formats and can handle batches of dozens of images at once.

The Merge PDFs tool combines multiple PDF files into a single document. Upload the PDFs in the order you want them to appear, then click Merge. The output is a standard PDF file that opens in any PDF reader. This tool is particularly useful for combining scanned documents, assembling reports from multiple sources, or merging chapters of a document.

code Developer & Utility Tools

The developer tools section includes utilities that web developers, data engineers, and technical users need on a daily basis. All of these tools process data entirely in the browser — no API calls, no data sent to any server.

The JSON Formatter validates, pretty-prints, and minifies JSON data. It highlights syntax errors with the exact line and character position. The Base64 Encoder/Decoder handles both binary (image) and text data, correctly encoding UTF-8 characters. The URL Encoder/Decoder handles percent-encoding for query parameters and API endpoints.

The Hash Generator computes MD5, SHA-1, SHA-256, and SHA-512 hashes entirely in the browser using the Web Crypto API, which is native to all modern browsers. This is useful for verifying file integrity, understanding how hashing works, and generating identifiers.

The Password Generator uses the browser's cryptographically secure random number generator (window.crypto.getRandomValues) to produce passwords that cannot be predicted or reproduced. You have full control over length and character set: uppercase, lowercase, numbers, and symbols. The generated password never leaves your browser.

palette Color Tools

The color tools are designed for designers, developers, and anyone working with color in digital contexts. The Color Palette Extractor analyzes any uploaded image and identifies its dominant colors, displaying them as HEX, RGB, and HSL values with one-click copy. This is invaluable for matching a brand's visual identity to a photograph, building color schemes from reference images, or identifying the exact colors used in a competitor's design.

The Color Picker provides an interactive color wheel and sliders for selecting any color visually, then instantly displays the corresponding HEX, RGB, HSL, and CMYK values. This eliminates the need to memorize color format conversions or use separate conversion tools.

The Gradient Generator lets you build linear and radial CSS gradients visually, preview the result in real time, and copy the generated CSS code directly into your stylesheet. This is a practical shortcut for frontend developers who need custom gradients without memorizing CSS gradient syntax.

Privacy by Design — Not by Policy

Most free online conversion tools are built on a server-side model: you upload your file, it is processed on a remote server, and the result is sent back to you. The implicit assumption is that your file is deleted afterward. In practice, this varies widely by service — and even well-intentioned services create security risks by aggregating sensitive documents in centralized servers.

SiteConversor was built from the ground up on a different model: client-side processing. Every tool in this collection processes your files using JavaScript that runs in your own browser, on your own device. Your files are read directly from your disk, processed in your browser's memory, and made available for download. Nothing is transmitted over the internet.

You can verify this yourself. Open your browser's developer tools (F12), switch to the Network tab, and process a file with any SiteConversor tool. You will see network requests for loading the JavaScript libraries (PDF.js, TensorFlow.js, jsPDF) — these are public open-source libraries loaded from CDN — but you will see no request that contains your file data.

This design is not just about trust — it is about architecture. The security guarantee is structural: SiteConversor's servers literally cannot receive your files because no code on this site attempts to send them. This makes SiteConversor safe for processing sensitive personal data, confidential business documents, medical records, and legal files.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are my files uploaded to any server?expand_more

No. All processing happens entirely inside your web browser using JavaScript APIs, WebAssembly, and open-source libraries. Your files never leave your device — not even for the AI background removal tool, which downloads a local machine learning model to your browser. This makes SiteConversor safe for confidential, medical, and personal files.

How does the AI background removal work?expand_more

The background remover uses TensorFlow.js with the BodyPix neural network, which downloads an AI model (~8 MB) directly to your browser on first use. The model is then cached, so subsequent uses are instant. The AI detects people and objects, segments them from the background, and outputs a transparent PNG — all locally, with no server upload required.

Can I convert multiple files at once?expand_more

Yes! Most tools support batch processing. Simply select multiple files using Ctrl+Click (Windows) or Cmd+Click (Mac), or drag multiple files into the upload area at once. All files will be processed and made available for individual download, or you can use the "Download All (.zip)" button to save everything in one archive.

Is there a file size limit?expand_more

There is no server-imposed file size limit. Since processing is local, the practical limit depends on your device's available RAM. Files up to 50 MB work smoothly on most modern devices. Very large PDFs (100+ pages) or high-resolution images may take a few extra seconds on lower-end hardware.

What formats are supported for input?expand_more

SiteConversor accepts JPG, PNG, WEBP, BMP, TIFF, HEIC (iPhone), SVG, GIF (static), PDF, and plain text (TXT) as input formats. Output formats include JPG, PNG, WEBP, AVIF, BMP, PDF, ICO (favicon), Base64 text, and transparent PNG (from background removal).

How do I merge multiple PDFs?expand_more

Select the "Merge PDFs" tool under the PDF category, then upload your PDF files in the order you want them merged. Each file will appear in a list, and you can click the merge button to combine them all into a single PDF download. This is done entirely locally using PDF.js and jsPDF.

Is SiteConversor really free? Any hidden fees?expand_more

Yes, all 35+ tools are completely free with no registration, no subscription, no watermarks, and no daily usage limits. The service is supported by display advertising. You may use any tool as many times as you wish with as many files as needed.

Does SiteConversor work offline? expand_more

Most tools work without an internet connection once the page has loaded, since all processing is local. The initial load requires internet to fetch the JavaScript libraries (PDF.js, TensorFlow.js, jsPDF). The background remover needs a connection to download the AI model on first use, but works offline after that.

Is SiteConversor truly free? Any hidden costs? expand_more

Yes, completely free. No premium plan, no usage caps, no sign-up, no watermarks on output. All 48 tools are fully functional at no cost. The site is supported by display advertising, which is how we keep everything free.

Can I use SiteConversor on my phone? expand_more

Yes. SiteConversor is fully responsive and works on iOS Safari, Android Chrome, and other mobile browsers. All tools function the same as on desktop. Processing speed may be slower on mobile for large files, as mobile devices have less computing power than computers.

What is the difference between JPG and PNG output? expand_more

JPG uses lossy compression: smaller files, slight quality reduction, no transparency support. PNG is lossless: every pixel preserved exactly, supports transparent backgrounds. Choose JPG for photographs and small file size. Choose PNG when you need transparency or pixel-perfect quality (logos, screenshots, background-removed images).

Why is WEBP better than JPG for the web? expand_more

WEBP images are typically 25–35% smaller than equivalent JPG files at the same visual quality. This directly improves page load speed and Core Web Vitals scores. Browser support for WEBP is now over 95% globally. Converting your site's images from JPG to WEBP is one of the highest-ROI performance optimizations available.

How do I convert an iPhone photo (HEIC) to JPG? expand_more

Select the 'HEIC to JPG' tool, drag your iPhone photo into the upload area, and download the result. The conversion uses the open-source heic2any library and runs entirely in your browser. You can convert batches of HEIC photos at once.

The Complete Guide to Browser-Based File Conversion

Everything you need to know about converting and editing files privately, without software installation or cloud uploads.

Why Browser-Based Tools Changed File Conversion

For most of the internet's history, file conversion required one of two approaches: install desktop software (expensive, platform-specific, requires updates) or upload files to a cloud service (privacy risks, bandwidth limitations, rate limits, and subscription fees). Both approaches had significant friction.

Starting around 2015, modern browser capabilities — WebAssembly, the File API, the Canvas API, OffscreenCanvas, and Web Workers — made it possible to perform complex file operations entirely within the browser, at near-native performance. Libraries like PDF.js, TensorFlow.js, and jsPDF brought capabilities previously confined to desktop applications into the browser environment.

The result is a new category of web application: tools that are accessed via a URL (no installation), work in any modern browser on any operating system, process files locally (no upload, no privacy risk), and are genuinely free because they require no server-side compute resources for the actual processing.

Image Format Basics Every User Should Know

The three dominant image formats for digital use are JPG, PNG, and WEBP, each optimized for different use cases. Understanding when to use each format saves bandwidth, preserves quality, and avoids unnecessary file size.

JPG (Joint Photographic Experts Group) uses lossy compression — discarding some image data permanently during encoding. This makes JPG ideal for photographs, where slight quality loss is imperceptible and the file size reduction (60–80% smaller than uncompressed) is dramatic. JPG does not support transparency.

PNG (Portable Network Graphics) uses lossless compression — every pixel is preserved exactly. PNG supports full alpha transparency, making it the standard for logos, icons, screenshots, and images that need to be placed on different backgrounds. PNG files are substantially larger than JPG for photographic content.

WEBP, developed by Google, supports both lossy and lossless compression with better efficiency than either JPG or PNG. WEBP lossy files are 25–35% smaller than equivalent JPG files; WEBP lossless is 26% smaller than PNG. Browser support is now 95%+ globally. WEBP is the recommended default format for all web imagery.

PDF: The Universal Document Format

PDF (Portable Document Format) was created by Adobe in 1993 with a specific goal: ensure that a document looks identical on any device, any operating system, any printer, regardless of which fonts or applications are installed. It became an ISO standard (ISO 32000) in 2008.

A PDF can contain text (rendered using embedded fonts), vector graphics, rasterized images, form fields, digital signatures, encryption, and interactive elements. This richness makes PDF the de facto standard for legal documents, financial reports, academic papers, forms, and any content where exact visual reproduction matters.

The challenge with PDFs in online workflows is that they are not natively displayable as images without a rendering engine. Platforms that accept images (Instagram, Twitter/X, email clients) do not accept PDFs. This is why PDF-to-image conversion is one of the most common file conversion tasks.

Mozilla's PDF.js library, which powers SiteConversor's PDF tools, is a complete PDF rendering engine written in JavaScript. It interprets PDF files according to the ISO 32000 specification and renders pages as canvas bitmaps directly in the browser. This enables PDF conversion without any server-side processing.

HEIC: The iPhone Photo Format

HEIC (High Efficiency Image Container) is the photo format used by Apple devices since iOS 11 (2017). It uses the HEVC (H.265) codec, which provides roughly 2× better compression than JPG at equivalent quality — meaning a HEIC photo is about half the file size of the same photo saved as JPG.

Despite its technical advantages, HEIC has limited compatibility outside the Apple ecosystem. Windows requires a paid codec extension from the Microsoft Store to open HEIC files natively. Most Android devices, web browsers, and online services do not support HEIC. Social media platforms typically require JPG or PNG for uploads.

For iPhone users who want to share photos with non-Apple users, converting HEIC to JPG is the standard approach. The conversion preserves virtually all visual quality while producing a universally compatible file. SiteConversor's HEIC to JPG converter uses the open-source heic2any library, which decodes HEIC files using browser-native WebAssembly.

Apple provides an option in Settings → Camera → Formats → Most Compatible that makes the camera save photos directly as JPG, at the cost of roughly 2× more storage per photo.

Understanding Image Compression: Quality vs. File Size

Image compression is the process of reducing file size by encoding image data more efficiently, either by using more compact algorithms (lossless compression) or by discarding information that is less perceptible to human eyes (lossy compression).

The key insight about lossy compression is that the relationship between quality and file size is non-linear. Going from 100% quality to 85% quality typically reduces file size by 60–75% while producing images that are visually indistinguishable on modern screens. Going from 85% to 70% quality reduces size by another 15–20% with minimal visible impact. Below 60% quality, compression artifacts (blocking, ringing around edges) become noticeable.

For most web use cases — blog images, social media photos, product thumbnails — 80–85% JPG quality or its WEBP equivalent is the optimal setting. This produces files small enough to load quickly while maintaining perceptibly excellent quality. Hero images (the main image that affects LCP score) can go up to 90% quality since they are the most prominent visual element on the page.

Google's PageSpeed Insights tool analyzes your web pages and reports the "Properly size images" and "Serve images in next-gen formats" recommendations. Both directly target the over-serving of large uncompressed images. Fixing these recommendations by compressing images and converting to WEBP is one of the highest-ROI performance optimizations for most websites.

QR Codes: Technical Background and Best Practices

QR (Quick Response) codes were invented by Denso Wave in Japan in 1994 for tracking automotive parts during manufacturing. The format encodes data in a two-dimensional matrix of black and white squares, readable by cameras from any angle.

A QR code can encode up to 4,296 alphanumeric characters, with redundancy levels from 7% (Level L) to 30% (Level H) error correction. Higher error correction allows the code to be read even if up to 30% of it is obscured or damaged — useful for QR codes printed on packaging that may be scratched or partially covered. The trade-off is that higher error correction produces more complex codes that require more pixels to scan reliably.

For web URLs, keep the destination URL as short as possible. A 200-character URL produces a significantly more complex QR code than a 30-character shortened URL, and complex codes are harder to scan at small print sizes. URL shorteners (bit.ly, tinyurl.com) help significantly for long URLs.

Best practices for print QR codes: use a minimum 2 cm × 2 cm print size, maintain at least 4 modules of quiet zone (white border) on all sides, use high-contrast black on white, avoid placing QR codes on busy backgrounds, and always test the printed code with multiple scanner apps before distributing.

Cryptographic Hashing: What It Is and When You Need It

A cryptographic hash function takes an input of any length and produces a fixed-length output (the "hash" or "digest") with two key properties: the same input always produces the same output (deterministic), and it is computationally infeasible to reverse the process or find two different inputs that produce the same output (collision resistance).

Common use cases for hashing: verifying file integrity (software publishers publish SHA-256 hashes of their downloads so users can verify the file was not modified in transit), password storage (web applications store hashed passwords rather than plain text, so a database breach does not expose user passwords directly), and generating unique identifiers from content (content-addressable storage systems use hashes as file identifiers).

MD5 and SHA-1 are considered cryptographically broken for security-critical applications — researchers have demonstrated practical collision attacks against both. For any new application involving security (password hashing, digital signatures, certificate validation), SHA-256 or SHA-512 should be used.

SiteConversor's hash generator uses the browser's native Web Crypto API (window.crypto.subtle.digest), which implements the algorithms in optimized native code. This produces results identical to server-side implementations and is significantly faster than pure-JavaScript implementations.

Supported File Formats — Complete Reference

JPG / JPEG

Full name: Joint Photographic Experts Group

Compression: Lossy. Discards subtle color gradients imperceptible to human vision.

Transparency: Not supported. Transparent pixels render as white or black.

Best for: Photographs, photorealistic artwork, images where file size matters more than pixel-perfect quality.

Avoid for: Screenshots, logos, text overlays, diagrams — compression artifacts appear around sharp edges and text.

PNG

Full name: Portable Network Graphics

Compression: Lossless. Every pixel is preserved exactly. No quality degradation on re-save.

Transparency: Supported via alpha channel (0–255 per pixel, enabling partial transparency).

Best for: Logos, icons, screenshots, UI elements, diagrams, images requiring transparency.

Avoid for: Photographs (file sizes 3–10× larger than JPG with no visible quality benefit).

WEBP

Full name: Web Picture Format (Google)

Compression: Both lossy and lossless modes. Lossy WEBP is 25–35% smaller than JPG; lossless is 26% smaller than PNG.

Transparency: Supported in both lossy and lossless modes.

Best for: All web imagery where WEBP is supported. The recommended default for modern web projects.

Browser support: 95%+ globally as of 2025. Not supported by Internet Explorer.

HEIC / HEIF

Full name: High Efficiency Image Container / Format

Compression: Lossy (HEVC/H.265 codec). ~2× better compression than JPG at equivalent quality.

Transparency: Supported.

Best for: iPhone and iPad photo storage (default format since iOS 11).

Compatibility: Limited. Requires conversion to JPG for sharing with non-Apple users or uploading to most services.

PDF

Full name: Portable Document Format (Adobe, ISO 32000)

Contents: Text (embedded fonts), vector graphics, rasterized images, form fields, signatures, encryption.

Best for: Documents where exact visual reproduction across all devices is critical: legal, financial, academic, forms.

Limitations: Not natively displayable as images on platforms that only accept JPG/PNG (social media, email, presentations).

AVIF

Full name: AV1 Image File Format (Alliance for Open Media)

Compression: Lossy and lossless. 20–30% smaller than WEBP at equivalent quality.

Transparency: Supported.

Best for: Next-generation web performance. Serve AVIF with WEBP fallback for maximum compatibility.

Browser support: ~85% as of 2025. Growing rapidly. Not yet universally supported.

Built Entirely on Open-Source Libraries

Every tool in SiteConversor is powered by openly licensed, auditable open-source libraries. There is no proprietary processing code, no black-box algorithms, and no server-side components involved in file processing. The entire operation is transparent.

PDF.js by Mozilla

Complete JavaScript PDF rendering engine implementing the ISO 32000 specification. Powers PDF-to-image conversion and all PDF reading. Open-source under Apache 2.0 license.

jsPDF by parallax

JavaScript PDF generation library. Powers image-to-PDF conversion, PDF merging, and invoice generation. Supports text, images, and vector elements. MIT license.

TensorFlow.js by Google

Machine learning framework for the browser. Runs U2-Net neural network for AI background removal locally. Handles model loading, inference, and tensor operations. Apache 2.0.

heic2any by alexcorvi

HEIC/HEIF decoder using libde265 compiled to WebAssembly. Converts iPhone HEIC photos to JPG and PNG in the browser without any server processing. MIT license.

JSZip by Stuk

Creates and reads ZIP archive files in JavaScript. Powers the "Download All (.zip)" feature, bundling multiple converted files into a single archive locally. MIT license.

qrcode.js by davidshimjs

QR code generator using the browser Canvas API. No API calls, no rate limits, no tracking. Generates standard QR codes compatible with all QR scanner apps. MIT license.

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