JPGPNGHEICTIFFWebPConvert image formats
Turn an image into JPG, PNG, HEIC, TIFF or WebP. The format it already is never appears on the wheel.
Built for Mac
Hold⌘, then “drag and drop”. Convert files into formats you need without breaking your flow.
Conversion options
Across images, video, audio, documents and archives.
Advanced file tools
Compress, crop, trim, split, merge and more.
Convert formats
Convert to PNG
Advanced tools
Compress
JPGPNGHEICTIFFWebPTurn an image into JPG, PNG, HEIC, TIFF or WebP. The format it already is never appears on the wheel.
6.1 MB
740 KBShrink one image or a whole selection. The result is written beside the original, which is left untouched.

Drag a crop or pick an aspect ratio in a small panel, then save a cropped copy.
5184 × 3456Set new pixel dimensions or scale by percentage before the file is written.

Turn an image in quarter steps, or flip it, and save the rotated copy.

Lift the subject away from its background on device, and save it as a PNG with transparency.

Strip EXIF data such as location, camera and timestamps before you share a photo.

Decode any QR code in an image and read the result without reaching for your phone.



Combine a selection of images into a single PDF, one page per image, in selection order.
Privacy
Tangerine converts your file exactly where it sits. No upload, no account, and no server anyone has to take on trust.


Read from the folder it already sits in, and written back beside it.
Someone else's server
Never contacted. Nothing is stored, so nothing needs deleting.
Your file is read from the folder it already sits in, and written straight back beside it.
There is nothing to sign up for and nothing to sign in to. The app never asks who you are.
The strongest proof is one you can run yourself: disconnect, convert a file, and nothing changes.
Questions
No. Tangerine has no server, no account, and works with the network off.
Never. Results are written beside the source with a new extension, so the original stays exactly where it was.
Yes. ⌘ opens the conversion wheel and ⌥⌘ opens the tools wheel out of the box, and both are configurable in Settings.
Select several files of the same kind and the wheel applies your choice to all of them. Mixed selections show a notice instead, because there is no shared set of operations.
Beside the original, in the same folder, named after it with the new extension. Nothing is moved and nothing is overwritten.
Yes. Tangerine is built for the Mac. There is no Windows or Linux version.