Guides — file conversion how-tos

HWP and HWPX are Korean Hangul documents that Word and Mac can't open. Here's how to open or convert them to PDF for free on any device.

iPhone photos are saved as HEIC, which many Windows apps and websites reject. Convert HEIC to JPG in your browser, or set your iPhone to shoot JPG.

Split a PDF into single pages or save only the pages you need as a new PDF. No install, no upload — right in your browser.

Turn receipts, ID scans and document photos into a single PDF in the order you choose. Works with JPG, PNG and HEIC — and you can mix in PDFs and HWP files.

The real differences between JPG and PNG — compression, transparency, file size and quality — and which to pick for photos, screenshots and logos.

Saved an image from the web and got a .webp file that won't open or upload? Here's how to open WEBP and convert it to JPG or PNG.

iPhone HEIC photos won't open on Windows? Here's how to view them and how to convert them to JPG without installing anything.

Create the small icon shown in browser tabs from your PNG logo, plus the exact HTML to add it to your site.

Move the content of a Korean HWP document into Microsoft Word without the Hangul app — text extraction, PDF-to-Word, and the Hancom route.

Photograph contracts, certificates or receipts with your phone and submit them as one clean PDF — capture tips, A4 sizing and page order.

Got a Korean HWP attachment in KakaoTalk or Mail that your iPhone won't preview? Convert it to PDF in Safari, or open it directly with the AnyView app.

Can't open a Korean HWP or HWPX file on your Android phone or tablet? Convert it to PDF in Chrome with no app install, or use Hancom's viewer app.

Mac Preview and Pages can't open Korean HWP files. Here's how to convert HWP to PDF in your browser on a MacBook or iMac, plus the Hancom-for-Mac option.

Why Korean Hangul documents come as both .hwp and .hwpx: binary vs XML structure, compatibility, the public-sector shift, and how to open either one.

Turn Korean HWP document pages into JPG or PNG images for KakaoTalk, Instagram or a blog — plus how to choose the right resolution (DPI).

No Hangul on the computer next to the printer? Convert the HWP to PDF and print it at actual size so Korean forms keep their layout.

Expats, students and foreigners often get HWP forms from Korean embassies, government offices or schools. Here's how to read, fill in and submit them without Hangul.

Extract the text from a Korean HWP document without Hangul, then paste it into a translator, ChatGPT or Claude — plus what happens to tables and images.

Combine several Korean HWP documents — plus PDFs and photos — into a single PDF without Hangul, in exactly the order you need.

Save a single page — or just a few pages — of a long PDF as a new file. Free, no sign-up, and nothing is uploaded: it all runs in your browser.

Combine several PDFs into one on iPhone or iPad using Safari. Pick files from the Files app, set the order, and save — no app install, no upload.

Two ways to combine PDFs on a Mac: the built-in Preview sidebar method and a browser-based merge. Steps, pros and cons, and which to choose.

Put PDF pages back in the right order with a simple two-step method: split the pages, drag them into order in the file list, and merge. Runs in your browser.

Convert slides or PDF documents to JPG images for an Instagram carousel, KakaoTalk or your blog — which DPI to pick and how to keep the slides in order.

Turn PDF pages into sharp, high-resolution images. Which DPI to pick (72, 96, 150, 200, 300) and when PNG beats JPG for charts, tables and text.

Turn receipt photos, scans and PDF invoices into a single PDF for your expense report — mixed files in one go, A4 pages, ordering and file-size tips.

Delete blank, ad or unwanted pages from a PDF by extracting only the pages you keep, then merging the pieces back into one file. Free, no upload.

Convert confidential PDFs — contracts, payslips, medical records — to JPG or PNG without uploading them. Why in-browser conversion matters, how to verify it, and its limits.

HEIC is the iPhone's default photo format. Here's how it compares to JPG on compression, quality and compatibility, and when to keep or convert it.

Choosing between WebP, JPG and PNG for a website, blog or online store? Compare file size, transparency, quality and browser support, with picks by use case.

Downloaded an image and got a .avif file? Learn what AVIF is, its pros and cons, how to open it, and how to convert AVIF to JPG or PNG in your browser.

Hit an attachment or upload size limit? Shrink images by switching format (PNG to JPG, JPG to WebP or AVIF) and lowering quality — free, in your browser.

Converted or uploaded a transparent PNG and the background turned white or black? Here's why (JPG has no transparency) and how to keep it transparent.

Turn SVG logos and icons into sharp, high-resolution PNGs for slides, documents and social media — choose 1–8× scale, keep transparency, avoid font issues.

Scanner TIFF (.tif) files too big to email or won't open? Convert them to compact JPGs or a single PDF in your browser — plus the multi-page TIFF caveat.

Combine iPhone photos (HEIC) into one PDF right in Safari — no app, no JPG conversion. Step-by-step, including page order, A4 sizing and where it saves.

Turn a GIF into a still PNG or JPG in your browser. Animated GIFs keep only the first frame — plus what GIF's 256-color limit means for quality.

BMP files from old software, Paint, lab instruments or POS systems are huge. Convert them to JPG or PNG for email and uploads — free and in your browser.