Your photos deserve better than
"this format isn't supported"
Convert camera RAW, HEIC and WebP files to JPG, PNG or WebP — free, unlimited, and entirely in your browser. Your photos never touch a server.
Drop your RAW, HEIC or WebP files here
or
100% private — files are converted in your browser and never uploaded to any server.
Every format photographers actually shoot
Canon, Nikon, Sony, Fujifilm, Adobe, Apple — plus a long tail of exotic RAW formats, all decoded by the same open-source engine.
Why ShiftRaw is different
Most online converters upload your photos to a server, cap your batch, stamp a watermark — or all three. This one doesn't.
Truly private
Decoding runs on your CPU via WebAssembly. Your photos never leave your device — it even keeps working offline once loaded.
No limits, no queue
Unlimited files, unlimited conversions, no daily quota, no file-size paywall. Your hardware is the only limit.
Full resolution
Every pixel your sensor captured, processed with the LibRaw engine and your camera's recorded white balance.
No watermark
Clean output files. Free means free — not "free with a logo burned into the corner."
How it works
No installs, no accounts, no uploads. Three steps and about ten seconds.
Drop your files
Drag any mix of RAW, HEIC or WebP files onto the converter — straight from a memory card, an iPhone export or a downloads folder.
Pick your output
JPG for universal sharing, PNG for lossless copies, or WebP for the smallest web-ready files. Adjust quality if you care to.
Download
Grab files individually or hit Download all. Nothing was uploaded, nothing is stored, nothing is analyzed.
All converters
Every pairing of source format and output — pick your camera brand.
Adobe & Fujifilm
Any RAW
Frequently asked questions
Are my photos really never uploaded?
Which RAW formats are supported?
Is there a file size limit or daily quota?
How is this free? What's the catch?
Does it work on mobile?
Is the quality as good as Lightroom's export?
Got a folder full of RAW files?
Drop them in. Free, unlimited, private — the way a converter should be.
Start converting