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Free PNG to JPG Converter

Convert PNG images to JPG format. Reduce file size and adjust quality — all in your browser.

PNG to JPG conversion reduces file size significantly — often 60-80% smaller for photographic content. JPG is the universal format accepted by every application, platform and device. Note that JPG does not support transparency: transparent areas in the PNG will be filled with white in the output. Conversion runs in your browser using the Canvas API with no upload.

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Click to select or drag & drop PNG files

PNG, APNG supported · Multiple files · No limits

Before converting, consider whether you actually need to. If your PNG is a photograph, JPG will reduce its size significantly with minimal visible quality loss. If your PNG is a logo, illustration or screenshot with text, keeping it as PNG preserves sharpness. JPG compression can cause visible artefacts around sharp edges and text in non-photographic content.

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When to Convert PNG to JPG?

Convert PNG to JPG when you need smaller file sizes for web publishing, email attachments or social media. JPG is universally supported and produces much smaller files for photographic content. Note that transparent areas will be filled with white, as JPG does not support transparency.

PNG files use lossless compression which keeps every pixel detail — great for logos and screenshots, but can make photos unnecessarily large. JPG uses lossy compression that reduces file size dramatically while maintaining good visual quality for photographs. Note that JPG does not support transparency: transparent areas in the PNG are filled with white in the output.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, completely free with no limits or account required.
Transparent areas are filled with a white background, as JPG does not support transparency.
JPG is lossy, so some quality is lost. At 90% quality, the difference is barely noticeable while file size drops significantly.
Yes — select multiple files and each downloads as a separate JPG.
JPG is better for photographs and images with many colours where the compression is barely noticeable. PNG is better for graphics, logos, screenshots and images with text or flat colours where compression artefacts would be visible.
No — the Canvas API-based conversion does not carry over EXIF metadata such as GPS location, camera settings or creation date. The output is a clean JPG without embedded metadata.
Lossless means every pixel in the file is stored exactly as it was captured or created. No quality is lost on save, unlike JPEG which discards some image data to achieve compression. PNG is lossless; JPG is lossy.