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Convert JPG to PNG
Convert a JPG image to PNG in one click.
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How it works
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Upload JPG
Max 20MB.
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Convert
We create a PNG.
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Download
PNG ready to use.
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Frequently asked questions
Is my file stored?
No. Files are deleted after processing.
What this tool does
Upload one JPG or JPEG image (max 20MB) and click convert. We process the image on our servers and output a PNG file. PNG supports lossless compression and transparency, so it is ideal for logos, graphics, and when you need to avoid JPG artifacts. We do not store your file on our servers after processing. It is deleted immediately after processing.
PNG supports transparency; JPG does not. Expect larger output when converting photos to PNG.
Related: Compress image · transparency vs smaller JPGs · wrapping assets into one file
When to use this vs other tools
- When you need transparency (alpha channel) for logos or overlays
- When you want lossless quality without JPG compression artifacts
- When preparing graphics for web or print that require sharp edges
- When the target system or workflow requires PNG format
- When you need to edit or re-save an image without further quality loss
Common problems and fixes
PNG is much larger than JPG
PNG uses lossless compression, so file size is often bigger. Normal for quality preservation.
Conversion fails or times out
Keep the file under 20MB and use a valid JPG/JPEG. Try re-saving the image and upload again.
Transparency not showing
JPG does not support transparency; we add a solid background. For existing transparency, use a format that supports it as input.
Manual vs tool
Manual export in design apps gives similar output; this tool is quicker for one-step conversion.
Real-world use case
Best when you need cleaner edges for logos, icons, or graphics that suffer from JPG artifacts.
Limitations
Converting JPG to PNG does not restore lost quality from prior JPG compression.
Practical tips
- Use PNG mainly for graphics, not large photo archives.
- Check output size if you plan web upload.
Edge cases
- Original JPG artifacts cannot be fully undone by format conversion.
- Very large photos may produce larger PNG files.
Related tools
Tools that pair well with this workflow.
When to use JPG vs PNG
JPG is usually smaller, so it is better for email attachments and fast-loading web photos. PNG is better for quality-sensitive graphics and transparency. If you are converting because you see compression artifacts or need a cleaner edge on logos and UI elements, PNG is the right destination format.
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