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Q: Do I need an internet connection to convert images?

A: Yes, you do need an internet connection to upload and download images for conversion. As long as you’re connected, RunConvert will handle the rest.

Q: Can I compress my images during conversion?

A: Yes, we offer an option to compress images during conversion. This helps reduce file size, making your images more web-friendly without sacrificing too much quality.

Q: Can I convert a raw image to JPG?

A: Raw images are typically not supported directly on RunConvert, but you can convert them to a more standard format like JPG using other tools before uploading them here.

Q: Can I convert images to a different resolution?

A: We focus on format conversion primarily, but you can resize your images as part of the conversion process by adjusting the settings beforehand.

Q: Why does my image look different after conversion?

A: Image formats handle color profiles and resolutions differently. If you're noticing differences, try adjusting the settings, or choose a format that preserves the original quality more faithfully.

Q: Can I convert images to PDFs?

A: Yes, you can convert images like PNG, JPEG, and others to PDF using RunConvert. It's perfect for creating image-based documents or portfolios in a compact and shareable format.

Q: Can RunConvert handle animated image conversions?

A: Yes! RunConvert can handle GIF animations and even convert them to other formats like video (MP4) or still image formats. If you need to convert an animated GIF to a video or change its frame rate, it’s easy to do with RunConvert.

Q: How do I make sure my image doesn't lose its quality when converting?

A: To prevent image quality loss, we recommend converting to lossless formats like PNG or TIFF. Avoid using formats like JPEG, which use compression that may reduce quality. Always check your output format and compression settings before converting.

Q: Can I get an image preview before the conversion process?

A: While RunConvert doesn’t provide live previews before converting, you can always check your image by opening it on your computer before uploading. It’s a good idea to double-check for clarity or resolution issues before proceeding.

Q: Why are some image formats better for printing than others?

A: Printing requires high resolution, so formats like TIFF or PNG are ideal because they preserve image quality without compressing details. JPG can lose quality when compressed too much, so it's not the best for prints.