PNG to JPG Converter

Convert PNG images to JPG with quality control, in the browser

Drag & drop or click to upload a PNG image

How to use

  • Select a PNG image from your device
  • Set JPEG quality (0–100%). 80% is a typical balance of size and detail
  • Choose a background color for transparent pixels. JPEG has no alpha channel
  • Click Convert to JPG, compare file sizes, then download

Features

  • Accepts .png files
  • Adjustable JPEG quality
  • Background fill for transparency
  • Original and converted size comparison
  • Runs entirely in the browser

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What is PNG to JPG conversion?

PNG to JPG conversion re-encodes a PNG as a JPEG. JPEG is a lossy photo format. It is widely accepted for camera images, email, and forms that reject PNG.

Why convert PNG to JPG?

  • Smaller photos: JPEG often beats PNG on photographs
  • Compatibility: Some uploads accept JPG only
  • No upload: Conversion stays on your device

Keep PNG for logos, UI, and anything that needs sharp edges or transparency.

How this tool works

  1. Load a .png file.
  2. Fill transparent pixels with your background color.
  3. Export image/jpeg at the quality you set.

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FAQ

Does PNG to JPG make the file smaller?
Often, for photographs. JPEG is lossy. Logos and graphics with few colors can stay smaller as PNG.
What happens to transparent pixels?
JPEG has no alpha channel. Transparent areas are filled with the background color you pick (white by default).
Is the image uploaded to a server?
No. Conversion runs in your browser with the Canvas API.