PNG → JPG
Convert PNG images to JPG format quickly and easily. Choose your quality, flatten transparency onto a background colour, optionally resize, and convert multiple files at once. Your images are processed entirely in your browser.
Read the guide: How to convert PNG to JPGInput
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Accepted format: PNG
90% — best quality, larger files.
Higher quality produces larger files.
Original size — dimensions preserved
Output
Your images are processed securely in your browser — they are never uploaded and never leave your device.
How the PNG → JPG works
- Your PNG file is loaded into an in-browser canvas — nothing is uploaded.
- If the PNG contains transparency, the transparent areas are flattened onto your chosen background colour, because JPG does not support an alpha channel.
- The image is drawn at its original dimensions, or at your chosen resize if enabled.
- The canvas is re-encoded as a JPG at the quality level you choose, and the converted file is offered as a download — no watermark, no signup.
See also: JPG → PNG, Compress JPG, HEIC → JPG and Reduce Image File.
Useful tips
- Use High (90%) for photos you want to keep — lower quality shows artefacts more on detailed images.
- If your PNG has transparency, pick a background colour that matches where the image will be placed — white for light backgrounds, black for dark ones.
- JPG is lossy, so converting from PNG is a one-way quality reduction. Keep the original PNG if you might need transparency or lossless storage later.
Frequently asked questions
How do I convert PNG to JPG?+
Drop your PNG file onto the converter, choose a JPG quality, pick a background colour if the PNG has transparency, and click Convert to JPG. The conversion runs entirely in your browser and the JPG is offered as a download.
Can I convert PNG to JPEG?+
Yes. JPG and JPEG are the same format with different file extensions. The tool produces .jpg files, which are standard JPEG images.
Will PNG to JPG reduce image quality?+
Yes. JPG uses lossy compression, so converting from the lossless PNG format discards some detail. Using a high quality (90% or above) keeps the result visually close to the original. The conversion cannot improve quality — it can only preserve it as closely as possible while reducing file size.
Can I convert multiple PNG files at once?+
Yes. You can upload multiple PNG files and convert them in a batch. The tool checks your remaining usage before processing, and you can download the results individually or as a ZIP file.
What happens to a transparent PNG when converted to JPG?+
JPG does not support transparency, so transparent areas are flattened onto a background colour you choose — white by default. The tool detects transparency automatically and asks you to pick a colour. It does not silently replace transparency with black.
Can I choose the JPG quality?+
Yes. You can pick High (90%), Medium (75%) or Low (50%), or enter a custom quality from 1 to 100. Higher quality produces larger files with less visible compression artefacts; lower quality produces smaller files.
Is PNG to JPG free?+
The tool is usage-limited rather than unlimited free. You get a limited number of free conversions per day, and your allowance is checked before processing. For more conversions and higher usage limits, upgrade to Pro.
Related guides
How to compress JPG images
Large JPG files slow down websites and fill up storage. This guide explains how JPG compression works, how the quality setting trades size for sharpness, and how to pick a sensible level for photos and graphics — all using a free tool that runs entirely in your browser.
How to compress PNG images
PNG files are large because the format is lossless and keeps every colour and pixel. This guide explains how PNG compression works, how reducing colour depth shrinks the file while preserving transparency, and how to choose a sensible level — all using a free tool that runs entirely in your browser.
How to compress WebP images
WebP produces smaller files than JPG and PNG while supporting transparency, but it can still be trimmed further by re-encoding at a lower quality. This guide explains how WebP compression works, how the quality setting trades size for sharpness, and how to pick a sensible level — all using a free tool that runs entirely in your browser.
How to reduce image file size to a target
Sometimes you need an image under a specific size — for an upload limit, an email attachment or a web budget. This guide explains how target-size optimisation balances quality and dimensions to hit a file-size limit, and how to reduce an image to 100 KB, 500 KB, 1 MB or 2 MB — all using a free tool that runs entirely in your browser.
What would you like to do next?
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Reduce Image File
Reduce an image to a target file size (100 KB, 500 KB, 1 MB, 2 MB or custom) — all in your browser.