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Q: Why would I need to convert my image?

A: You might need to convert your image to make it compatible with specific software, reduce its file size for faster loading, or change its quality for printing or sharing. It's all about making the image work for you in different situations.

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 in bulk?

A: Yes! If you need to convert multiple images at once, RunConvert can handle bulk conversions. Just upload your images, and we’ll take care of the rest, saving you time on individual conversions.

Q: Will my images be safe on RunConvert?

A: Your privacy is important to us. All images are processed securely, and we don’t store them long-term. Once your image is converted, it's deleted from our servers, so your data stays safe.

Q: Why do some conversions result in a larger file size?

A: Sometimes, converting to a higher-quality format, like PNG or TIFF, results in larger file sizes because those formats don’t compress the image as much as JPG does. It’s all about balancing quality and size.

Q: Can I convert an image to a format that’s optimized for printing?

A: Yes, you can convert images to printing-optimized formats like TIFF or high-resolution PNG. These formats retain the quality needed for print materials, making them ideal for posters, brochures, and other printed items.

Q: How do I know if my image format is supported?

A: You can always check the supported formats list on our website or within the conversion tool itself. RunConvert supports most common image formats like JPEG, PNG, TIFF, WebP, BMP, GIF, and more, so it’s very likely your format is supported.

Q: Is there a limit on the size of the image I can upload?

A: For free users, we set a limit on file size, but it's pretty generous. If you need to upload a large file or a bulk of images, consider upgrading to one of our premium plans for more flexibility.

Q: What is the difference between a raster and vector image?

A: Raster images are made up of pixels (like JPG or PNG), and they lose quality when resized. Vector images, on the other hand, are made with paths and can be scaled without losing quality (like SVG or EPS). Knowing which type you need helps you choose the right format for your project.

Q: Can I use RunConvert for professional image editing?

A: RunConvert focuses on fast, reliable format conversions, not professional image editing. If you need more detailed edits like color correction or background removal, you might want to use specialized image editing software.