Independent product
About PixelConvert
PixelConvert is designed, developed, and operated by Prashantkumar Kishanrao Sundge, an independent developer responsible for the product, its documentation, and its support mailbox.
Why the product exists
Many image tools present every possible format pair as a separate page while hiding what the conversion loses. PixelConvert takes a smaller approach: seven dedicated converters for common, supportable jobs; one canonical all-format workflow; and one Upload-Ready Image Builder for people trying to satisfy a real form’s size, format, and dimension rules.
The core promise is accuracy, not magic. JPG-to-PNG does not restore quality. PNG-to-JPG must flatten transparency. Multi-page TIFF currently produces the first frame. HEIC is input-only. PNG-to-SVG is tracing, not recovery of an original design file.
How conversion and privacy work
The browser performs the Upload-Ready preflight locally. When conversion is requested, the FastAPI backend validates the signature and decodes the image with Pillow, pillow-heif, or vtracer as appropriate. Results and batch ZIPs are built in memory and streamed back. PixelConvert has no accounts and no permanent user-file storage.
Prepared upload copies apply EXIF orientation before resizing and are saved without copying EXIF/GPS metadata. Technical hosting logs can still contain request information such as IP address, time, and user agent; the Privacy Policy explains this separately from image contents.
Evidence and corrections
The public guides use deterministic, copyright-safe synthetic images generated in the project repository. Measurements name the dimensions, encoder settings, byte sizes, method, and limitations. They are examples, not universal compression guarantees.
Read the testing methodology for the corpus, pipeline, browser coverage, known limits, and correction process. Reproducible problems can be sent through the contact page.