Free for Windows 10 and 11 · works offline
Convert a screenshot or copied image to JPG, straight from the clipboard
Screenshots are big PNGs, and copied images often paste in the wrong format. With nothing selected, S Converter’s shortcut converts the image on the clipboard and puts the result back, ready to paste.
How to do it with S Converter
- Take a screenshot (Win + Shift + S) or copy an image.
- Click an empty spot so no files are selected, and press Ctrl + Alt + C.
- Click JPG, WebP or another format on the wheel.
- When it says Copied, paste with Ctrl + V into a chat, an email or a document.
Or from the tray
- Right-click S Converter’s icon near the clock.
- Choose Convert the clipboard image.
The shortcut works while S Converter is running (it waits in the system tray). In the version from GitHub you can also right-click files and choose S Converter; on Windows 11 it's under Show more options.
Why S Converter
No saving first
The image goes from the clipboard to the wheel to the clipboard.
A copy is kept
Saved in Pictures\S Converter\Clipboard in case you need it again.
Automatic
For every screenshot, use a watch folder on Pictures\Screenshots instead.
Questions
Which formats are copied back?
JPG, PNG, BMP and GIF are copied to the clipboard. Other formats, like WebP and PDF, are saved and shown in their folder.
Does it work with files I copied in Explorer?
Select them instead and press the shortcut; the clipboard is used only when nothing is selected.
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