PNG to JPG
Convert between the two formats everyone expects: flatten a PNG to a smaller JPG for email, or turn a JPG into a PNG before editing.
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How to use it
Add your images
Drop one or more PNG or JPG files, or click to browse. Mixed batches are fine.
Choose the direction
Pick JPG to make files smaller, or PNG when you need lossless output or transparency.
Set the quality
Quality applies only when the target is JPG. 0.92 stays close to the original; lower values shrink the file further.
Cap the dimensions if needed
The maximum dimension limits the long edge of the result. Leave it at 0 to keep the original size exactly.
Convert and download
Each file is converted and listed with its new size, so you can compare before saving.
Common issues
A logo saved as JPG shows a ragged edge
JPG blurs sharp boundaries and cannot hold transparency, so a logo on a transparent background arrives with a boxy white or ragged border. Keep logos in PNG.
Text in a converted screenshot becomes fuzzy
Lossy compression smears fine detail. For screenshots that contain words, PNG is the correct target, so choose the PNG direction and set quality aside.
Transparent regions turn white in the JPG
That is expected: JPG has no transparency channel, so transparency is flattened to solid white. No setting can preserve it in a JPG.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between PNG and JPG?
What happens to transparent areas in a JPG?
Should I use PNG or JPG for screenshots?
Should I use PNG or JPG for photographs?
Is this service free?
If I convert to JPG and back, is the quality restored?
Can I convert many files at once?
Does the tool change the image size?
Which direction should I choose for a logo?
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