JPG to PNG Converter
Convert JPG and JPEG photos to PNG without uploading them
Drag & drop or click to upload a JPG or JPEG image
How to use
- Select a JPG or JPEG image from your device
- Preview the original photo before converting
- Click Convert to PNG to encode a lossless PNG in your browser
- Compare file sizes, then download the PNG
- JPG has no transparency, so the PNG will be fully opaque
Features
- Accepts .jpg and .jpeg files
- Lossless PNG encoding
- Original and converted size comparison
- Drag and drop upload
- Runs entirely in the browser
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What is JPG to PNG conversion?
JPG to PNG conversion re-encodes a JPEG photo as a PNG. PNG is lossless and widely accepted by design tools, printers, and upload forms that reject JPEG.
Why convert JPG to PNG?
- Compatibility: Many editors and forms accept PNG only
- Lossless next steps: Further edits will not add JPEG artifacts
- No upload: Conversion stays on your device
JPEG is still smaller for photographs. Convert when a workflow needs PNG, not to shrink the file.
How this tool works
- Load a
.jpgor.jpegfile. - Draw it to a canvas.
- Export
image/pngand offer a download.
JPEG has no transparency. The PNG is opaque.
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- PNG to WebP: Compress PNG for the web
- WebP to PNG: Convert WebP back to PNG
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FAQ
- Does converting JPG to PNG improve quality?
- No. PNG stores the pixels losslessly from that point on, but it cannot recover detail already discarded by JPEG compression.
- Will the PNG be transparent?
- No. JPEG has no alpha channel, so the PNG is fully opaque.
- Is the image uploaded to a server?
- No. Conversion runs in your browser with the Canvas API.