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JPG to PNG Converter

Convert JPEG image files to Portable Network Graphics — free, private and right in your browser.

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Max 100 MB per file · JPG, JPEG, JFIF

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    Want a transparent background?Converting alone does not remove the background.
    PNG bigger than JPG?That is normal — PNG is lossless.
    Editing many times?PNG does not lose quality again.

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    How to convert JPG to PNG

    1. Select your images.Add the JPG pictures an app or website wants as PNG.
    2. Click Convert to PNG.The picture size and colours stay exactly the same.
    3. Download your PNG file.Save the PNG and edit it as often as you like without extra loss.
    4. Check the image.The PNG may be bigger than the JPG — that is normal.

    About JPG to PNG

    When is it useful? Convert JPG to PNG when an app or website asks for PNG, or when you plan to edit the picture many times — PNG is lossless, so saving it again does not reduce quality further.

    Good to know: converting cannot bring back detail that JPG compression already removed, and the PNG file is usually larger than the JPG. The picture size and colours stay the same.

    Tips for Better Results

    • Use PNG if you will edit and save the picture many times.
    • The PNG will usually be larger than your JPG — that is normal.
    • Converting does not make the background transparent by itself.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Will PNG improve my photo?
    No. Detail removed by JPG compression cannot come back, but no more is lost.
    Why is the PNG bigger?
    PNG is lossless, so files are usually larger than the JPG.
    Will the background become transparent?
    No. Converting alone does not remove the background.
    When is PNG better than JPG?
    When you will edit and save the picture many times, or an app asks for PNG.
    Works with: Apps and websites that ask for PNG · most image editors

    What converts well, and what doesn't

    Your JPGResult in PNG
    Picture size and coloursStay the same
    Saving againDoes not lower quality
    Detail removed by JPGCannot come back
    File sizeUsually larger
    BackgroundNot made transparent
    💡 Tip: Use PNG if you will edit and save the picture many times.

    Common uses

    Forms and appsWhen PNG is required.
    Repeated editingNo extra quality loss.
    DesignUse in design programs.
    WebsitesUpload as PNG.
    GamesWhere PNG is needed.
    PrintersWhen they ask for PNG.

    Is my file safe?

    Browser processing: your files are processed on your own device and are never uploaded to our server.

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    Guide

    JPG to PNG: a complete guide

    Why convert JPG to PNG

    Some apps, games, printers, design tools and upload forms ask specifically for PNG. PNG is also the better working format when you will edit a picture many times: every time a JPG is saved it loses a little quality, while a PNG can be saved again and again without any further loss.

    What happens when you convert

    The JPG is opened in your browser and saved as a PNG with exactly the same width, height and colours. Nothing is cropped or resized. Several JPG files can be converted at once and downloaded together.

    What converting cannot do

    Converting does not improve the picture: blur, noise or blocky marks already in the JPG stay in the PNG. It also does not remove the background — a JPG has no transparency, so the PNG has the same solid background. And because PNG is lossless, the new file is usually several times larger than the JPG.

    Common problems and how to fix them

    The PNG is too large for an upload: PNG is not the right format for big photos — use the original JPG or Compress Image. You wanted a transparent background: you need a background-removal editor; this tool does not cut out objects. Colours look slightly different in another app: some programs show colour profiles differently; the pixel values themselves are unchanged.

    Good habits

    Convert to PNG at the start of an editing project, keep JPG for sharing finished photos, and store your original camera files separately.

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