CR2 to JPG converter
Turn Canon RAW photos into JPGs you can share, without uploading them.
or drop them here, or paste them
Nothing is uploaded.
About CR2 to JPG
Canon cameras such as the EOS 5D, 6D, 7D, 80D and many Rebel models save RAW photos as .cr2 files. They hold everything the sensor recorded, but phones, websites and most photo apps can't show them. A JPG opens everywhere.
The converter develops each photo with LibRaw, the open-source RAW library used by many photo programs. It uses the white balance your camera recorded and standard sRGB colours, so the JPG looks close to the preview on the camera's screen. The JPG keeps the full resolution of the photo.
It doesn't edit anything: no exposure, contrast or noise adjustments. If you want to fine-tune a photo, do that in a RAW editor and export the result. For quick sharing, backing up a selection or sending photos to someone without Canon software, this is the fast way.
The decoder, about 1.5 MB, downloads the first time you open this page and then also works offline. Your photos are developed in your browser and never uploaded. A RAW photo takes a few seconds; a whole card of them takes a while, so convert the ones you need.
Questions and answers
Close to it. The camera's own white balance and standard colours are used. The camera's picture style, such as Vivid or Monochrome, isn't applied, so colours may look a little more neutral.
Use RAW to JPG for CR3 files; it accepts CR2, CR3 and the RAW formats of other camera makers.
A RAW photo has to be developed: colours calculated for every pixel from the sensor data. That is real work, done by your own device.