Convert multiple images at once — CMYK→RGB, RGB→CMYK, sRGB→Adobe RGB, and more.
imgxcolor's Batch Converter lets you convert dozens of images between color profiles in one go — entirely in your browser. Drop your files, choose your conversion type, click Convert, and download a ZIP with all results. No software, no uploads, no limits on file count.
Perfect for designers preparing a folder of assets for web, photographers converting RAW exports for print, or prepress teams batch-converting client files.
Manually converting images one by one in Photoshop or similar tools is time-consuming. When you have 10, 20, or 50 files that all need to go from Adobe RGB to sRGB before a web upload, batch conversion saves significant time. imgxcolor processes all files client-side using the Canvas API, so your machine does the work — no waiting for server uploads or cloud processing.
All converted images are bundled into a single ZIP file for one-click download. Files are renamed with a _converted suffix so originals are never overwritten. Choose PNG for lossless output or JPG for smaller file sizes.
Every pixel is processed locally using JavaScript and the Canvas API. No file ever touches a server. This makes imgxcolor's batch converter safe for confidential client assets, medical images, or any proprietary design files.
Conversions route through CIE XYZ as a neutral intermediate space, using the correct primary chromaticities and transfer functions for each profile — the same approach used by professional ICC-compliant color management engines like those in Photoshop and Lightroom.
Up to 50 images per batch. All processing happens in your browser so the limit is based on available RAM rather than a server cap. For most modern devices, 50 images at typical web resolution process in well under a minute.
Yes — select the "CMYK → RGB" conversion type, choose your target RGB profile (sRGB for web), and convert. For more control over individual images, use the dedicated CMYK → RGB converter.
It re-profiles CMYK images from one press standard to another — for example converting FOGRA39 files to SWOP for US printing. This is useful when adapting European print files for North American presses or vice versa.
Nothing — your original files are never modified. The converter reads each file into memory, applies the color transform, and generates a new file. Converted files are renamed with a _converted suffix and bundled into a ZIP download.
Yes — completely free, no account, no watermarks, no usage limits. All processing is client-side so there is no server cost involved.