PNG to JPG

JPEG uses lossy compression, so some detail is discarded. However, at quality levels above 85%, the difference is virtually invisible to the human eye. The trade-off is a dramatically smaller file size — often 50–90% smaller than the original PNG.

JPEG does not support transparency. Transparent areas are filled with a solid background color before conversion. By default this is white, but you can choose any color using the background color picker above the convert button.

No. This tool runs 100% in your browser. Your images never leave your device. The conversion happens locally using your browser's built-in Canvas API. No data is transmitted, no cookies are used, and no third-party services have access to your files.

Each file can be up to 25 MB, with a total limit of 100 MB across all uploaded files. You can upload up to 10 PNG images at once.

You can convert a JPEG file to PNG format, but you cannot recover the quality lost during the original PNG-to-JPEG conversion. JPEG compression is lossy — once detail is discarded, it cannot be restored. Always keep your original PNG files.

For photographs and web images, 85–95% is ideal. For thumbnails and previews, 60–75% works well. For archival quality, use 95–100%. The default of 90% is a good starting point for most use cases.

This can happen with very simple images like solid-color graphics or small icons. PNG compresses these efficiently because they have few unique colors. In these cases, keeping the image as PNG is the better choice.

Yes. The conversion process re-renders the image through a canvas element, which does not preserve EXIF metadata from the original PNG. If you need to preserve metadata, use a dedicated metadata editor after conversion.

This tool is optimized for PNG-to-JPEG conversion. If you need to convert other formats like WebP, BMP, GIF, or TIFF to JPEG, use our Image Converter tool which supports 11 different output formats.

Yes. Your uploaded images and conversion results are automatically saved in your browser's IndexedDB storage. When you return to this page, everything is restored exactly as you left it. Click Clear All to remove all stored data.

Control the compression level with a quality slider from 1% to 100%. Higher values produce sharper images with larger files. Lower values produce smaller files with more compression artifacts. The default of 90% gives an excellent balance between visual quality and file size for most images.

PNG supports transparency but JPEG does not. When converting, transparent areas need to be filled with a solid color. By default this is white, but you can pick any color using the color picker — useful when your image will be displayed on a colored background or when you want a specific look.

Upload and convert up to 10 PNG images at once. Each file is processed individually with its own progress indicator, so you can track the status of every image. All files share the same quality and background color settings.

Drag PNG files directly from your file explorer onto the upload area. You can drop multiple files at once. The tool validates each file and shows an error if a file exceeds the 25 MB size limit or if the maximum of 10 files is reached.

Press Ctrl+V to paste an image directly from your clipboard. This is especially useful for converting PNG screenshots — take a screenshot, paste it into the tool, convert, and download the JPEG without ever saving the PNG to disk.

After conversion, each thumbnail shows 'Image Converted' with the format change (PNG → JPEG). The smart label above the grid displays overall statistics — total original size, total converted size, and the percentage saved across all images.

When converting multiple images, download all results as a single ZIP archive. Each file inside keeps its original name with the extension changed to .jpg. For a single image, the download is a direct JPEG file.

Your uploaded images and conversion results are saved automatically in your browser using IndexedDB. If you accidentally close the tab or refresh the page, everything is restored exactly as you left it. Click Clear All to remove all stored data.

PNG to JPEG conversion typically reduces file sizes by 50–90%, depending on the image content and chosen quality level. Photographs see the largest savings because JPEG compression is optimized for continuous-tone images. Graphics with flat colors and sharp edges may see smaller reductions.

PNG is a lossless format — it preserves every pixel exactly. JPEG is a lossy format — it discards imperceptible details to achieve smaller files. At quality levels above 85%, the visual difference is virtually undetectable to the human eye, but the file size reduction is significant.