JPG to PNG

Convert JPG to PNG

Turn JPG images into PNG for lossless quality and transparency-ready editing. Ideal for graphics, logos and images you plan to edit. All processing happens in your browser, so your files stay private.

  • Click Select files to choose up to 20 JPG images, or drag them into the drop area.
  • Click Convert, then save results one by one or use Save all.
Drop your files here JPG or JPEG, up to 20 files
    Apports an alpha channel, and PNG is the standard choice.

    Sharper graphics and text

    Screenshots, diagrams, logos and anything with text or hard edges look cleaner as PNG. JPG compression tends to leave fuzzy halos around sharp lines.

    Important: Converting does not bring back detail that was already lost. The PNG will faithfully preserve the image exactly as the JPG currently looks, including any existing compression artifacts.

    JPG vs PNG: Which Format Should You Use?

    Use JPG whenUse PNG when
    Storing photographsThe image needs transparent areas
    File size matters mostQuality must be preserved exactly
    Sharing on social mediaThe image contains text or interface elements
    Sending email attachmentsWorking with screenshots and diagrams
    Publishing photos on the webWorking with logos and flat graphics

    How to Convert JPG to PNG

    1. Select files. Choose up to 20 JPG images, or drag them into the drop area.
    2. Convert. Press Convert and the images are processed instantly in your browser.
    3. Save. Save each PNG separately, or press Save All to download everything.
    Tip: PNG files are usually much larger than the JPG they came from, sometimes five to ten times. This is normal because PNG does not use lossy compression.

    Common Use Cases

    • Photo editing workflow: convert to PNG before heavy editing, then export a final JPG for sharing.
    • Creating graphics: bring photos into design software as PNG and combine them with transparent elements.
    • Archiving: store important images as PNG to avoid quality loss from repeated saves.
    • Documentation: use PNG for screenshots so text and edges stay crisp.

    About Transparency

    Converting a JPG to PNG does not make the background transparent. The result keeps the same solid background as the original. To get transparency you need to:

    1. Convert the image to PNG first so no further quality is lost.
    2. Remove the background in an image editor.
    3. Save again as PNG to keep the transparent areas.

    Privacy and Security

    • Browser based: all processing happens on your own device.
    • No uploads: your files are never sent to a server.
    • No storage: we never see or keep your images.
    • Originals untouched: your source JPG files are not changed.

    Your files never leave your device.