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JPEG, TIFF, PSD, PNG, etc.

Total Image Converter supports the widest list of output file types: PDF, TIFF, BMP, PNG, JPEG, JPEG2000, ICO, GIF, PCX, TGA, PXM, PS, PCL! Besides, it converts many rare formats like PALM, PICT, XPM, FIX.

Rotate Images

Along with conversions you can rotate your images! All is done in batch so you save a lot of your valuable time.

Resize Images

With Total Image Converter it's very easy to resize your photos or images in batch. Make them suitable for the web or emailing.

RAW photos

Total Image Converter supports almost all RAW camera photos (CRW, CR2, NEF, PEF, RAF, X3F, RAW, BAY, ORF, NRW, SRF, MRW). Save them as TIFF or JPEG files for easy publishing or sharing.

Watermarks

Add text watermarks to the header or the footer of the output file to prevent unauthorized use.

Clear interface

The inerface of the pss is clear and straightforward. The built-in Preview panel helps you to view each file full-sized and learn the info about it.

Command line

Total Image Converter can be run via command line (get the ready-to-use BAT file from GUI settings).

How to convert PNG to EPS?

💾 Upload Your File: Go to the site, click on «Upload File,» and select your PNG file.

✍️ Set Conversion Options: Choose EPS as the output format and adjust any additional options if needed.

Convert and Download: Click 👉«Download Converted File»👈 to get your EPS file.

Cloud Based

There is no need to install any software to convert PNG to EPS with CoolUtils. Simply access the internet, and you can easily convert your file online with our service.

Secure

Our hardware operates in top-tier, highly secure data centers equipped with advanced electronic surveillance and multi-factor access control systems.

Ease of Use

Converting PNG images to EPS online has never been so simple. Drop your .png file and the converter wraps the image in an EPS container compatible with Adobe Illustrator, InDesign, CorelDRAW, and commercial print RIP workflows. Ideal for submitting raster artwork to print vendors that require PostScript-compatible EPS input.

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PNG File

File extension	.PNG
Category	Image File
Description	PNG images provide lossless compression, that is why the quality of the picture is nice, but the size of the file is huge. Because of it this file format is used by photographers. PNG may have several layers of transparency and even include short text descriptions which help search engines to examine the file. Although PNG was developed to replace GIF and partly other formats, it doesn’t support animation since it can’t contain several images like GIF.
Associated programs	Apple Preview Corel Paint Shop Pro GIMP - The GNU Image Manipulation Program (LINUX) Microsoft Windows Photo Gallery Viewer Safari
Developed by	PNG Development Group
MIME type	image/png
Useful links	More detailed information on PNG files
Conversion type	PNG to EPS

EPS File

File extension	.EPS
Category	Image File
Description	EPS (Encapsulated PostScript) is an extension for files based on the PostScript language and intended for printers/image setters featuring image processors supporting PostScript. There are two types of EPS files: vector graphic files, which are supported by and can be edited in Adobe Illustrator, CorelDraw, etc., and EPS photo files, which can be edited in programs like PhotoShop. For easier viewing, EPS files contain bitmap images, because it would take too complicated vector instructions to draw an image.
Associated programs	Adobe Acrobat CorelDRAW LibreOffice Draw
Developed by	Adobe Systems
MIME type	application/postscript application/eps application/x-eps image/eps image/x-eps
Useful links	More detailed information on EPS files

2026-04-08

Our print vendor requires EPS files for all raster elements placed in InDesign layouts, but our design team works exclusively in PNG. This converter bridges that gap without any quality degradation.

Valentina Greco

2026-02-20

I needed to embed PNG screenshots inside an Illustrator document set up for an EPS-only editorial workflow. Converting the PNGs to EPS first was the cleanest solution and the converter did it in bulk.

Andrei Popescu

2026-01-04

Preparing a professional portfolio required all images in EPS for the printer. Converting my PNG artworks to EPS was straightforward and the files passed preflight checks on the first attempt.

Yusuf Demir

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PNG to EPS Converter — Frequently Asked Questions ▼

How do I convert PNG to EPS online?

Upload your .png file to the CoolUtils converter and click Download. The converter wraps the PNG pixel data in an EPS container with correct bounding box metadata. The resulting .eps file imports cleanly into Illustrator, InDesign, CorelDRAW, and other PostScript-compatible applications. Files up to 50 MB are supported. No software installation required.

What is an EPS file and when do I need one?

EPS (Encapsulated PostScript) is a PostScript-based file format that encapsulates a single graphic for import into print design applications. It was the standard format for placed images in prepress workflows through the 1990s and 2000s and is still required by some legacy print systems, older versions of InDesign and QuarkXPress, and commercial print vendors whose RIP hardware expects PostScript input. If your print vendor or design template specifies EPS, this is the conversion you need.

Does PNG to EPS conversion make the image vector?

No. Converting a raster PNG to EPS produces a raster-in-EPS file — the pixel data is embedded inside the PostScript container, but the image itself remains pixel-based and will still degrade if scaled up beyond its original resolution. True vector EPS files are produced from vector artwork in Illustrator or other vector editors. For a scalable logo, trace the PNG in Illustrator first, then export as EPS.

What is the difference between PNG and EPS?

PNG is a web-oriented raster image format with full alpha-channel transparency, universal browser support, and good lossless compression. EPS is a PostScript-based format used in print workflows, accepted by professional design and prepress software. PNG does not work in all print tool import dialogs; EPS does. EPS does not display in browsers; PNG does. The two formats serve different ecosystems.

Does PNG transparency carry over to EPS?

PostScript (and EPS) does not natively support alpha-channel transparency. The PNG alpha channel is converted to a PostScript clipping path in the EPS — areas that were fully transparent become clipped (masked out), but soft semi-transparent edges are simplified to hard edges. If your design requires precise soft-edge transparency in print layouts, use PDF instead, which supports alpha natively.

Can I batch convert PNG files to EPS?

The online converter processes one file at a time. For batch conversion of an entire image library for print submission, use the desktop Total Image Converter — it converts all PNG files in a folder to EPS in a single run and supports command-line automation for prepress pipeline scripting.

Why is my EPS file larger than the PNG?

EPS wraps the image data in a PostScript text-based header and bounding box metadata, and may encode the raster data in ASCII-safe encoding — all of which adds overhead compared to the binary PNG format. The visual content is identical. The size increase is a characteristic of the PostScript format, not a sign of quality loss.

Convert PNG to EPS Online — Raster Images for Print and Design Workflows

EPS (Encapsulated PostScript) is the format that commercial print workflows, Adobe Illustrator, InDesign, and CorelDRAW expect for imported images. PNG is the web standard — perfect for screens, but not accepted by all professional print tools. Converting PNG to EPS wraps the image in an EPS container, making it importable into print design software without format incompatibility errors. Drop your .png and download a ready-to-import .eps file.

What Is an EPS File?

EPS (Encapsulated PostScript) is a subset of Adobe's PostScript page description language, designed to encapsulate a single graphic — vector data, raster image data, or both — in a self-contained file that any PostScript-capable application can import. EPS was the dominant print-ready image format through the 1990s and 2000s. It is still required by many legacy prepress workflows, older versions of InDesign and QuarkXPress, and commercial print vendors whose RIP (Raster Image Processor) hardware accepts PostScript directly.

Print industry standard: Accepted by Illustrator, InDesign, CorelDRAW, and commercial print RIPs
Self-contained: Image data embedded in a single file — no missing asset links
PostScript-compatible: Imports into any PostScript workflow without conversion errors
Bounding box metadata: EPS defines exact dimensions for correct placement in page layouts

Who Needs PNG to EPS Conversion?

Print designers: Importing PNG logos and artwork into InDesign or QuarkXPress templates that specify EPS for placed images.
Illustrator users: Working with raster images inside Illustrator vector documents where legacy EPS import is required.
Sign and large-format printers: Converting PNG source files for submission to print bureaus that require PostScript-compatible input.
Prepress technicians: Preparing client-supplied PNG artwork for PostScript RIP workflows at commercial print facilities.
CorelDRAW users: Importing PNG photography into CorelDRAW-based print projects as EPS for consistent rendering.
Publishers: Embedding PNG illustrations into book or magazine layouts where the pagination system requires EPS assets.

PNG vs EPS — Key Differences

Property	PNG	EPS
Format type	Raster image (pixels)	PostScript container (raster or vector)
Print workflow acceptance	Limited — not all print tools accept PNG directly	Universal in print / prepress
Illustrator / InDesign import	Supported but may fail in legacy workflows	Native — the expected import format
Scalability	Raster — degrades when scaled up	Raster embedded with bounding box metadata
Transparency	Full alpha channel	Limited — clipping path instead of alpha
Web display	Universal web format	Not supported in browsers
File size	Typically smaller	Slightly larger due to PostScript wrapper

Online vs Desktop PNG to EPS Converter

Feature	Online	Desktop (Total Image Converter)
File size limit	50 MB	Unlimited
Batch conversion	One file at a time	Entire folders per run
Files leave your machine	Yes (deleted after 1 h)	No — fully local
Command-line / scheduling	—	Yes
Price	Free, daily quota	From $29.90, 30-day trial

For a single artwork file, the online converter is fastest. For preparing an entire image library for print submission, Total Image Converter converts the full folder in one batch run.

Command-Line PNG to EPS Conversion

Total Image Converter includes command-line support for automated print pipeline workflows and prepress preparation:

imgconverter.exe /S "C:\Artwork\*.png" /F EPS /O "C:\Print-Ready"

Batch convert all PNG files in a client delivery folder to EPS as part of a prepress preparation script, then hand off the output folder to the print bureau — no manual file-by-file conversion required.