What is a PNG to JPG Converter?
PNG keeps every pixel exactly and supports transparency. JPG throws some detail away in exchange for a much smaller file and has no transparency at all. Converting from one to the other is usually about file size, or about a system that will not accept a PNG.
Drop a PNG and download a JPG. The conversion happens on your device, so the image is never uploaded.
The one thing to know before converting: JPG cannot store transparency. Anything transparent in the PNG becomes solid, so a logo with a see-through background will come out on a filled rectangle. If you need the transparency, stay on PNG or move to WebP, which keeps it and is still small.
Frequently asked questions
What happens to the transparent parts?
They are filled, because the JPG format has no way to store transparency. A logo on a transparent background will come out on a solid rectangle. If that matters, use WebP instead, which compresses like JPG but keeps the alpha channel.
Will the image lose quality?
Slightly. JPG is lossy, so converting discards some detail in exchange for a much smaller file. For photographs the difference is usually invisible. For screenshots, line art and text, it is visible, and PNG is the better format.
Is my image uploaded?
No. The file is decoded and re-encoded by your own browser and never leaves your device.
Can I convert several at once?
Yes, drop multiple files and each one is converted and offered for download separately.