What is the EPS format?

Encapsulated PostScript (EPS) is a PostScript document with additional restrictions which is intended to be usable as a graphics file format. In other words, EPS files are PostScript documents that describe an image or drawing, often a logo or an illustration for print (Wikipedia). Many programs can't open them, therefore we provide this online EPS converter.

Which files can I convert?

• EPS (.eps, .epsf, .epsi), also with a TIFF or WMF preview.
• PostScript (.ps), with all its pages.
• Adobe Illustrator (.ai): older files are PostScript, newer ones PDF; both work.

Which format should I choose?

• PDF and SVG stay vector graphics: sharp at any size. PDF for print and documents, SVG for websites.
• PNG, JPG, WebP, TIFF are images made of pixels: choose the resolution. Small (72 dpi) for the screen, medium (300 dpi) for print, large (600 dpi) for large prints or sharp details. Or give the width in pixels, e.g. for a website.
• Transparency: PNG, WebP and TIFF can be transparent where the EPS has nothing: switch off "White background".

There is a lot of empty space around my drawing?

Choose "Crop to the drawing": each page is cut to what is drawn on it, e.g. a logo on an otherwise empty page.

My file has CMYK colors?

Files for print often use CMYK, the colors of printing inks. How they look depends on the paper and press: choose the print profile the file was made for, and images and SVG show the colors as they would print. PDF keeps the CMYK colors as they are; TIFF and JPG can stay CMYK too ("TIFF and JPG in CMYK"). The result page shows which colors your file uses.

My file has several pages?

All pages are converted: the PDF contains them all, images and SVG come as a ZIP with one file per page (at most the first 20 pages).

What happens to my file?

Your file and the result are deleted automatically after 20 minutes.