Convert camera RAW files to JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, or GIF. Supports Canon CR2/CR3, Nikon NEF, Sony ARW, Adobe DNG, and more. High quality output with adjustable settings.
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Universal format supported everywhere. Lossy compression reduces file size significantly while maintaining good visual quality. Ideal for photos and images with many colors.
Lossless compression preserves every pixel. Larger file sizes but no quality loss. Supports transparency. Good for graphics and images requiring further editing.
Google's modern format offering superior compression. 25-34% smaller than JPG at equivalent quality. Supported in all modern browsers. Great for web optimization.
Next-generation format with exceptional compression. Up to 50% smaller than JPG. Growing browser support. Excellent for bandwidth-conscious applications.
Limited to 256 colors. Not recommended for photographs. Use only when you specifically need GIF format for compatibility reasons.
A RAW file contains unprocessed data directly from your camera's sensor. While RAW files offer maximum editing flexibility, they require specialized software to view and aren't suitable for sharing. Converting to JPG, PNG, or WebP makes your photos viewable on any device and easy to share.
Converting to PNG preserves all quality (lossless). Converting to JPG, WebP, or AVIF involves compression, but at high quality settings (90%+), the difference is imperceptible to most viewers. Our converter uses high-quality algorithms to maximize output quality.
For most uses, 90-95% quality offers an excellent balance. Use 100% for archival purposes or when you need the absolute best quality. For web use where file size matters, 75-85% provides good results with smaller files.
Yes. Your files are uploaded securely for processing and automatically deleted within 1 hour. We don't store, share, or analyze your photos. The conversion happens on our servers solely to perform the format conversion you requested.
You can upload RAW files up to 50MB. Most camera RAW files are between 20-50MB depending on resolution and camera model. If your file is larger, consider using the resize option to reduce the output dimensions.
JPG is best for general sharing and has universal compatibility. PNG is ideal if you need lossless quality or plan to edit further. WebP and AVIF are great for websites where smaller file sizes improve loading speed. GIF is only recommended for specific compatibility requirements.