PNG to JPEG
A screenshot needs to be smaller for an email.
- Choose the PNG file
- Select JPEG and quality 85
- Download the smaller file
Sharp text may soften and transparency becomes white, but the file is usually much smaller.
This image converter changes the file format without uploading the picture. Pick a target format, set the quality for lossy formats, and download the converted file; transparent areas become white in JPEG.
Your data is processed locally in your browser and is not uploaded to our server.
or drop an image here
JPEG · PNG · WebP · GIF · max 20 MB
JPEG has no transparency; transparent areas will be white.
Output = encoder(canvas(image), format, quality)
The picture is drawn onto a canvas and encoded in the target format. The canvas supplies the pixels; the encoder decides how they are stored.
JPEG has no alpha channel
JPEG cannot store transparency, so transparent pixels are composited onto white. PNG and WebP preserve the alpha channel.
A screenshot needs to be smaller for an email.
Sharp text may soften and transparency becomes white, but the file is usually much smaller.
A photo should load faster on a website.
WebP often produces a smaller file than JPEG at similar visual quality and keeps transparency when present.
Transparent pixels are painted white before encoding. Choose PNG or WebP when the background must stay transparent.
Every lossy conversion loses a little quality. Convert from the original file rather than from an already compressed copy when possible.
Only the first frame of an animated GIF is converted. Animation is not preserved by a canvas-based converter.
WebP is a good default for photos and web use. JPEG is universally compatible. PNG is best for screenshots, line art and transparency.
JPEG and WebP are lossy at typical quality settings; PNG is lossless. Converting to PNG from JPEG cannot restore detail that was already lost.
PNG and WebP keep it. JPEG has no alpha channel, so transparent areas are filled with white.
No. Conversion happens entirely in your browser; the image never leaves your device.
The converter processes the first frame only. Use a dedicated animation tool if you need to keep the frames.