File con­verters

Use One PDF.

1. Click on "Add image" and select an image file.
2. Optionally, add additional images or text notes to the PDF.
3. Click "Download" to download the PDF. The resulting PDF is also previewed on the right.

See Convert image to pdf.

See Convert image to pdf.

Use the Audio Editor.

1. Select the wav file under "Add sound."
2. Click "download as mp3."

Use the Audio Editor.

1. Select the mp3 file under "Add sound."
2. Click "download as wav."

Use Bitmap to vector, made to convert Scratch bitmap costumes to vector costumes. This embeds the image directly in the SVG, so there is no increase in quality, but this can prevent Scratch from shrinking the costume if it is too large.

1. Select an image under "Images" or paste an image from your clipboard.
2. A preview will instantly appear. Click "Download" to download the SVG.
3. If the SVG is too large, set "Scale" to a number between 0 and 1 to shrink the SVG.

Alternatively, use Bitmap to SVG. This converts each pixel into a square, so zooming in will reveal individual pixels. However, the result may be very large.

1. Select an image under "image to svgify" or paste an image from your clipboard.
2. A preview will instantly appear. Click "download" to download the SVG.

Use the Scratch Text Engine Maker to convert select glyphs from a font into individual SVG files. Note that the resulting SVG files only import properly in Scratch 2.0.

1. Select a font file under "Upload a font file."
2. Optionally, adjust the other settings to your pleasing. This will only create SVGs for the characters listed under "Type in the characters you would like to support."
3. Click on "Click me to download a ZIP with the vector costumes!" to download a ZIP file containing SVG files for each glyph.
4. If you are importing this into Scratch, use Scratch 2.0 for best results, and import the text in the text box into a list.

See Convert image to svg.

See Convert image to svg.

See Convert image to svg.

See Convert image to svg.

See Convert font to svg.

See Convert font to svg.

See Convert font to svg.

Use SVG to PNG.

1. Select an svg file in the file selector at the top of the page.
2. Optionally, to resize the PNG, set the width and height and then check "Custom width/height?" (the checkbox must be checked after setting the width and height).
3. Right click on the preview and save or copy it as a png.

Use Minecraft GIF to animated texture. This will make a PNG with each of the GIF's frames stacked on top of each other.

1. Select a gif file under "GIF."
2. Adjust the other settings as you please. This is intended for creating animated textures for Minecraft, so you may have to set "Width of texture" and "Height of texture" to the gif's original width and height if you do not want it to be resized.
3. Right click on the image under "TEXTURE_NAME.png" and save or copy it as a png.

Use JPG quality.

1. Select an image under "image to ruin" or paste an image from your clipboard.
2. Set "quality" to your desired quality. A lower qualtiy will result in more compression artifacts, but a higher quality will have a larger file size. Set to 1 to not lose quality.
3. Right click the preview that appears and save or copy the image.

See Convert image to jpg. Note that transparent pixels will become black.

See Convert image to jpg. Note that transparent pixels will become black, and the image will not be animated.

See Convert image to jpg. Note that transparent regions will become black.

See Convert image to jpg. Note that transparent pixels will become black.

Use JPG quality. Yes, contrary to what the name suggests, this tool also can produce webp files.

1. Select an image under "image to ruin" or paste an image from your clipboard.
2. Change the "jpeg" dropdown to "webp."
3. Set "quality" to your desired quality. A lower qualtiy will result in more compression artifacts, but a higher quality will have a larger file size. Set to 1 to not lose quality.
4. Right click the preview that appears and save or copy the image.

See Convert image to webp.

See Convert image to webp.

See Convert image to webp. Note that the image will not be animated.

See Convert image to webp.

Use OpenShit.

1. Click on the plus (+) icon in the top left corner to select an image.
2. Drag the image that appears to the bottom left corner. The image should appear in the timeline at the bottom as well as the preview on the top right.
3. Optionally, adjust the duration of the video by resizing the image track in the timeline, or add an audio file to go with the image.
4. From the menu bar on the top left, go to File > Export. Wait for the video to export, then the webm should automatically download.

Use OpenShit.

1. Click on the plus (+) icon in the top left corner to select an audio file.
2. Drag the waveform that appears to the bottom left corner. The audio should appear in the timeline at the bottom. You can press the play button to preview the audio.
3. Optionally, adjust the duration of the video by resizing the audio track in the timeline to trim or loop it, or add an image to go with the audio.
4. From the menu bar on the top left, go to File > Export. Wait for the video to export, then the webm should automatically download.

See Convert image to webm.

See Convert image to webm.

See Convert image to webm. Note that even though this produces a video, the gif will not animate and will only show its first frame.

See Convert image to webm.

See Convert image to webm.

See Convert audio to webm.

See Convert audio to webm.

Use the HTMLifier.

1. Select the project file under "selecting a file on your computer."
2. Click the "HTMLify" button.

See Convert Scratch to html.

See Convert Scratch to html.

See Convert Scratch to html.

Use Image to Scheme. This will convert each pixel to an ASCII character that visually represents its brightness.

1. Optionally, set "resolution (pixel square size to group)." By default, it's set to 3, so the resulting image will be only a third of the image's width and height, and each character will represent the average brightness of a 3 by 3 square of pixels.
2. Select an image under "image."
3. Copy and paste the resulting text into a text editor, then save as a txt file.

See Convert image to txt. Note that transparent pixels will become at signs (@).

See Convert image to txt.

See Convert image to txt. Note that transparent pixels will become at signs (@), and the result will not be animated.

See Convert image to txt. Note that transparent pixels will become at signs (@).

See Convert image to txt. Note that transparent pixels will become at signs (@).