When batch conversion helps
Batch processing is useful when a website, shop or content library contains many images that need a consistent output format. It can save repetitive work, but the best format depends on the source: WebP is often a good web choice, JPEG is broadly compatible for photographs, and PNG is useful for lossless graphics and transparency.
How to use it
- Select a manageable group of JPG, PNG or WebP files.
- Choose the output format and adjust quality for lossy formats.
- Run conversion and compare each output with its original size.
- Download the results you want to keep and visually inspect them before replacing originals.
Frequently asked questions
Will every image get smaller?
No. Re-encoding can make an already optimized file larger. The batch summary reports actual totals rather than promising a fixed saving.
Are my images uploaded?
No. The conversion uses browser image and canvas features. Your files are not sent to a Cliperfly server.
Why does PNG ignore quality?
PNG is a lossless format; the browser canvas encoder does not use the same lossy quality control that JPEG and WebP use.