Match an upload requirement
If a form or editor asks for PNG, download the converted file and check the size it accepts. The format cards show the actual bytes before you save it.
Convert a JPG or JPEG into a PNG in your browser. Check the original and converted file sizes and keep the same pixel dimensions.
Convert a JPG
JPG or JPEG · up to 10 MiB · 24 megapixels
Opening image…
Free · Your image stays in your browser.
If a form or editor asks for PNG, download the converted file and check the size it accepts. The format cards show the actual bytes before you save it.
PNG is useful when an editing workflow needs a lossless file for the pixels you already have. Keep the original JPG if you need its metadata or if it takes up less space.
The converter creates a new PNG from the decoded photo. A JPG’s background remains visible, and any details lost to earlier compression stay lost.
Open a file or try the sample poster. The original preview appears beside its format and dimensions.
Compare the measured file sizes while the pixel dimensions stay the same.
Save the newly encoded file and use it in the app or form that requires PNG.
Yes. JPG and JPEG are extensions for the same format. The tool checks that the file is a JPEG image.
PNG saves the decoded pixels without another lossy compression step. It cannot restore detail already lost in the JPG.
A JPG has opaque pixels. Conversion keeps the existing background, so removing a background is a separate edit.
PNG is lossless and often needs more space for a photo than JPEG compression. Compare the measured byte counts in the workspace.
The PNG uses the same decoded width and height. The browser can apply the JPG orientation when opening it.
The output is a new PNG of the decoded pixels. Source metadata such as camera and location information is not copied.
The workspace processes one JPG at a time. Choose a JPG, then repeat for each file you want to convert.
Yes. The conversion runs in your browser and the PNG download uses no credits.