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Convert JPG to PNG

Create PNG copies of your JPG or JPEG photos for apps and workflows that need PNG. Your images stay in this browser.

or drop images here

Your images stay on your device. No uploads.

How to convert JPG to PNG

  1. Select your JPG or JPEG images, up to 30 files.

  2. Keep PNG selected as the output format.

  3. Start conversion, check the PNG results, then download one image or a ZIP.

PNG output for your workflow

Create files that apps expecting PNG can open, without changing file extensions manually.

Convert several photos

Convert a batch to the same output format and download successful results together as a ZIP.

Free and local

Convert images in your browser without uploading them. No registration is needed.

Frequently asked questions

Which files and batch sizes are supported?

Select up to 30 JPG, PNG or static WebP images, up to 200 MiB total. Each file must be at most 30 MiB, 50 megapixels and 32,767 pixels on either side. You can mix these input formats.

Will PNG improve the original JPG quality?

No. Converting cannot restore detail lost when the JPG was created. PNG output may be larger than the JPG, so keep the source and compare the result.

Will my JPG background become transparent?

No. A JPG has no transparent background to preserve. Conversion to PNG keeps the existing background; it does not remove objects or create transparency.

Are JPG and JPEG different inputs?

JPG and JPEG are file extensions for the same image format. Both are accepted, and PNG output uses the .png extension.

What happens to EXIF and photo orientation?

Conversion re-encodes the image and removes EXIF, including any stored camera or location details. Orientation is applied to the pixels. Keep the original if you need its metadata.

Will the image dimensions change?

Conversion normally keeps pixel dimensions. If the output exceeds the browser canvas limit, it is scaled down proportionally and the result is marked.

What is a JPG file?

JPG, also called JPEG, is a common photo format with adjustable compression. It stores an opaque image; changing it to PNG does not recreate missing detail or a transparent background.

When to use PNG output

PNG is widely supported by browsers and image editors and can store transparency. Choose it when your next app requires PNG, while checking whether the larger file still suits your needs.