Entirely local
Your file is read and converted in your browser. It never reaches a server.
Your file is read and converted in your browser. It never reaches a server.
PNG preserves every pixel exactly. Choose PNG when you plan to edit further, or when JPG’s compression artefacts matter.
PNGs of iPhone photos are typically 5–15 MB each — several times the original HEIC. If file size matters more than pixel-perfect fidelity, use JPG.
Yes — PNG stores every pixel exactly. Use it when you need a perfect copy or plan to edit further. It produces much larger files than JPG.
Yes. Everything happens in your browser. Open the Network tab to verify — no traffic during conversion.
JPG is the right default for photos — it’s 5–10× smaller with no visible quality difference. Choose PNG only when you need lossless fidelity or plan further editing.
After the page has loaded once, yes.
PNG is lossless compression — it’s more like ZIP than JPG. Photos have too much random detail to compress tightly. That’s not Modime’s doing; that’s PNG.