Image, video and creative tools

Converting images

For a straight format change between PNG, JPG and WebP, use the Image Converter. iPhone photos in HEIC format go through HEIC to JPG, which runs in your browser. If you need a vector, the SVG Converter traces a bitmap into paths; it works best on logos and icons with flat colours and clean edges, and poorly on photos. Going the other way, SVG Code to Image renders SVG markup to a PNG, JPG or WebP.

Web animations and video

HTML to Video and HTML to GIF take HTML, CSS and JavaScript and render them frame by frame on the server, so you get a clean file without a cursor or dropped frames. Pick MP4 for social posts and slides, where it is far smaller at the same quality, and GIF for places that only accept images, like GitHub READMEs and some chat apps. HTML to Image is the still-frame version.

For existing video, Video Compressor shrinks MP4, WebM and MOV files, Video to GIF and GIF to Video convert between the two, and Video to MP3 pulls out the audio track. The Sticker Converter is narrower: it produces files that meet Telegram and Discord sticker limits. All of these use FFmpeg on the server.

Art, text art and graphics

Braille ASCII Art turns an image into Unicode braille characters you can paste into a chat, while the Cool Text Art Generator works from text. Video to ASCII Animation does the same for a whole clip, in your browser. Doodle Images turns a photo into line art, and the Doodle Video Maker animates a drawing being sketched.

For social graphics there is the Meme Generator, Quote Image Generator, Social Image Resizer and Image Combiner, all in the browser. For photos there is also the 360 Photo Stitcher, which joins overlapping shots into one panorama.