Convert SRF to any format

SRF is Sony’s RAW photo format that keeps everything the camera captured in the highest quality. People use it when they want lots of editing control before converting to a more shareable format like JPEG.

• •Great for editing: lets you brighten dark areas, tone down overly bright spots, and adjust colors with less quality loss.
• •Highest quality original: ideal for saving a master copy of important photos before making smaller, shareable versions.
• •Large file size: takes up more space than JPEG, so it’s better for editing and archiving, not everyday sharing.
• •Not widely supported: many phones, websites, and simple apps can’t open SRF directly, so you’ll usually convert it first.
• •Read-only in many tools: you can open and convert SRF files, but you typically can’t save new images back to SRF.
• •Easy workflow: keep the SRF as your original, then convert to JPEG for quick sharing or to PNG/TIFF for high-quality prints.