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<img src="../../img/article-images/image2.jpg" alt="image2.jpg" width="1024" height="917"> ### I Can’t Code, But I Built a Pro Image Converter Site with AI How a Designer Defied the Odds？ Lin Hao is a freelance illustrator who creates posters and icons on his iPad and Mac. As his client base grew, he kept running into the same headache: clients, printers, and web developers all demanded different image formats—most commonly JPG—but his original files were usually in PNG, SVG, or WEBP. Most of the image converters he found online either compressed the quality, were full of ads, made batch processing a hassle, or required installing software. Lin Hao thought, **“If only there were a simple, clean, high-quality online image converter, life would be so much easier—for me and for other creatives.”** Turning this inspiration into reality turned out to be much harder than expected. Lin Hao had no coding experience; programming and web development were a foreign language to him. He tried traditional website builders but realized that features like drag-and-drop uploads, batch conversion, and adjustable image quality were far more complex to implement than he’d imagined. He even looked at open-source projects, but the wall of code and jargon made him feel lost. Just as he was about to give up, Lin Hao stumbled across an article about [Cursor](https://www.cursor.so/), an AI development tool with a “Builder” feature. With Cursor, you simply **describe what you want in natural language, and the AI builds the website and functionality for you—no coding required**. Skeptical but curious, Lin Hao signed up and typed his prompt: “Create an online tool that converts PNG, SVG, and WEBP to JPG, supports batch conversion, lets users adjust image quality, uses drag-and-drop uploads, has a clean interface, and works on all major browsers.” The AI quickly built a working prototype, and as Lin Hao refined his requirements—“Add a progress bar,” “Support batch downloads,” “Make the UI even simpler”—the AI handled all the coding and deployment. All Lin Hao had to do was describe what he wanted. Once the core site was ready, Lin Hao worried about how to launch it. Would deployment be too technical or expensive? The AI walked him through using free platforms like Vercel and Netlify for one-click deployment—no technical hurdles, no cost. When bugs popped up, he just asked, “This feature isn’t working, how can I fix it?” and the AI fixed the errors automatically. <img src="../../img/article-images/2converted.jpg" alt="2converted.jpg" width="1862" height="858"> In less than a week, without writing a single line of code, Lin Hao used AI Builder to launch his own image conversion site: [Image2JPG](https://image2jpg.aiclubx.com/). It supports **one-click batch conversion of SVG, PNG, and WEBP to JPG, adjustable quality, intuitive drag-and-drop, no ads, and it's totally free**. After launch, designers, developers, and photographers all gave rave reviews. Tens of thousands of users have already benefited from his creation. > **Lin Hao says, “The biggest lesson was learning to trust both AI and my own ideas. Not knowing how to code is no longer a barrier—if you’re willing to try and clearly describe your needs, AI can help you turn your ideas into reality!”** **Have your own creative idea? No coding required—team up with AI and show your work to the world!**