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Image tools for format changes, compression, and cleanup

Use Pineflo image tools to convert formats, compress images, resize visuals, and prepare assets for websites, apps, and content workflows.

Useful for marketers, designers, ecommerce teams, developers, and anyone cleaning up images before publishing or sharing them.

Available tools

Choose the tool that fits the exact job you need to finish.

Compress Image

Reduce image file size while keeping the current format or converting to a smaller one.

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Crop Image

Crop PNG, WebP, JPG, AVIF, or HEIC images to exact dimensions.

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HEIC to JPG

Convert HEIC images to JPG.

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HEIC to PNG

Convert HEIC images to PNG.

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JPG to AVIF

Convert JPG images to AVIF.

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JPG to PNG

Convert JPG images to PNG.

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JPG to WebP

Convert JPG images to WebP.

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PNG to AVIF

Convert PNG images to AVIF.

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PNG to JPG

Convert PNG images to JPG.

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PNG to WebP

Convert PNG images to WebP.

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Resize Image

Resize PNG, WebP, JPG, AVIF, or HEIC images to specific dimensions.

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WebP to JPG

Convert WebP images to JPG.

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WebP to PNG

Convert WebP images to PNG.

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About this category

This category is built for practical image work: changing formats, shrinking file size, resizing assets, and keeping the right balance between quality and compatibility.

What image tools on Pineflo are best for

Most image tasks fall into a few repeatable jobs: a format swap, a lighter export, a resized version, or a crop for a fixed layout. This category groups those jobs so you can choose the most direct tool instead of editing by hand.

It is especially useful when you already know the source format and the target outcome, such as converting JPG to PNG, generating a WebP version, or shrinking a heavy hero image before publishing.

Common decisions before converting

Start with the destination. Browser delivery, email attachment limits, marketplace upload rules, and design handoff all push you toward different formats.

  • Keep PNG when transparency or crisp UI edges matter.
  • Use JPG when you want broad compatibility for photographic content.
  • Use WebP or AVIF when file size matters for modern web delivery.
  • Resize before compressing aggressively when the source dimensions are much larger than the final display size.