JPG to PNG
Convert JPG images to PNG format online quickly and easily.
How to Use JPG to PNG
Drop a .jpg or .jpeg file into the upload area, or browse your device to pick one.
Check the preview to confirm the right image uploaded before you continue.
Click the Convert button and the server rebuilds the picture as a PNG with its full colour detail intact.
Download the resulting .png file and zoom in to 100% to check that the edges and type look sharp.
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About JPG to PNG
JPG is what almost every phone and camera produces, and it is also the format that quietly throws information away. The moment a photo is saved as JPG, soft skies, faint gradients and hard edges around text get chopped into compression artefacts that can never be recovered. PNG rebuilds that detail pixel by pixel, so converting to it is usually the first step in cleaning up a picture before you edit it again.
This converter takes jpg and jpeg uploads of up to 10 MB and returns a true-colour PNG with the alpha channel intact, which means a cut-out product shot keeps its transparent background instead of turning white. Colours come out exactly as they were, so the only visible change is the disappearance of the compression mush that JPG added on the way in.
Conversion runs on the server, so a twelve-megapixel photo is finished in a couple of seconds. You get a single clean download, no watermark, and the temporary upload is wiped the moment the PNG is ready.
When to Use This Tool
- Getting a photo ready for further editing in Photoshop, GIMP or Canva, where every extra JPG save degrades it a little more
- Cleaning up screenshots or exported graphics whose type looks soft and blotchy because they were saved as JPG
- Preparing icons, logos and UI assets that need crisp lettering and hard edges for a website or mobile app
- Keeping a camera original in a format that will not be re-compressed every time it is emailed or backed up