How to Convert Image Formats in cPanel Updated on November 19, 2021 by InMotion Hosting Contributor 1 Minutes, 27 Seconds to Read There are many image file formats that exist; among the most popular are: .GIF (Graphics Interchange Format), .PNG (Portable Network Graphics), .JPEG (Joint Photographic Experts Group), and .BMP (bitmap). Which format to use is a very popular topic for discussion/debate. However, most can agree on the fact that it depends on your intended use. For instance, the PNG format is optimal for displaying site icons and screenshots with markups. However, JPEG is optimized for maintaining the highest quality of image balanced with file size/compression. Therefore photos without text/markup would display better as the JPEG format. cPanel features an image format converter to help you create images that are optimized to improve your website’s speed. In this guide you can learn how to convert image file formats (JPEG to PNG) stored in your cPanel account files using cPanel. Convert Images NOTICE: The images you would like to convert must already be uploaded to your cPanel account. Log into your cPanel account. Under the Files subheader, click on the Images icon. Click on the Converter link. Navigate to the directory where your images (that you would like to create thumbnails for) are stored. NOTE: You must click on the folder icon(s) to navigate through the directories and click on the folder name to make your selection. Once a selection is made, cPanel will allow you to specify the file format which you want to convert your images to. Select Portable Network Graphics (png) from the drop-down menu. Click on the Convert button. The page will reload once the images have all been converted and display a message similar to the following: “Your images have been converted.” Congratulations! Now you know how to convert image file formats using cPanel. Share this Article IC InMotion Hosting Contributor Content Writer InMotion Hosting contributors are highly knowledgeable individuals who create relevant content on new trends and troubleshooting techniques to help you achieve your online goals! More Articles by InMotion Hosting Related Articles How to Configure cPanel in WHM Resetting the cPanel Password in WHM How to Import Email Accounts and Forwarders into cPanel How to Install WHMCS With Softaculous What is your default PHP.ini file? How to Create / Delete an FTP Account in cPanel How to Park a Domain in cPanel How to Permanently Delete Trash in File Manager The Complete Guide to cPanel Backups How to Delete a cPanel in WHM