Image Format Converter

Select your PNG files, choose JPG under Convert to, set the Quality slider, and click Convert. Each converted file gets a Download button with a .jpg extension. If the PNG has transparent areas, keep the white background option on, because JPG cannot store transparency.

Converting to PNG keeps every pixel exactly as decoded, so there is no further loss. Converting to JPG or WebP uses lossy compression, and lower quality settings make smaller but softer images. A setting around 80 to 90 percent is usually hard to tell apart from the original for photos.

Only the first frame of an animated GIF is converted. The tool draws the image onto a canvas, which captures a single still frame, so the result is a static JPG, PNG or WebP. Animation is not preserved. Static GIF images convert normally with no loss of content.

This usually happens when converting a compressed photo to PNG, or re-saving a JPG at a higher quality than it was saved with. PNG is lossless, so photos become much bigger. Choose JPG or WebP with a lower quality value if you want a smaller file than the original.

No, all conversion happens inside your browser using the built-in canvas feature. Your images are never uploaded, stored or seen by anyone else, and the tool keeps working with your files even on a slow connection once the page has loaded. Closing the tab clears everything.