Why convert JPG to PNG?
PNG stores every pixel exactly, so it's the right format when an image will be edited again and again, used in a design tool, or needs to stay crisp around text and sharp lines. Converting a JPG to PNG stops further quality loss from repeated saving.
Drop in as many JPGs as you like and download each PNG separately or everything as one ZIP. The conversion runs inside your browser at the original resolution.
How to convert JPG to PNG
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Add JPG files
Choose or drag in one or more .jpg / .jpeg images.
- 2
Convert
Press Convert to PNG. Each image is decoded and saved as a lossless PNG.
- 3
Download
Save files individually or grab them all as a ZIP.
Key features
Batch conversion
Convert a whole folder of photos in one go.
Full resolution
Width and height stay exactly the same.
Correct orientation
Phone photos that rely on EXIF rotation come out the right way up.
No upload
Files are converted on your device.
Common uses
- Editing and design: Bring photos into editing apps as PNG so later saves don't add JPEG artefacts.
- Portals that require PNG: Some forms and app stores only accept PNG files.
- Screenshots saved as JPG: Keep text sharp from here on by switching to PNG.
Tips and good to know
- Converting doesn't remove the blur or blockiness already in a JPG — it only prevents new losses.
- PNG files are usually 2–5× larger than the JPG they came from. That's normal for a lossless format.
- A JPG has no transparency, so the PNG will have a solid background. To cut out the subject, use the Background Remover.