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PNG to JPG

Convert PNG images to JPG instantly — free, private, batch supported.

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About PNG to JPG

PNG to JPG re-encodes screenshots, logos and design exports as JPG, which is far smaller and accepted everywhere from exam portals to e-mail attachments. Because JPG has no transparency channel, any see-through area is filled with a background colour you choose before converting. Your files are handled inside this browser tab and are never uploaded.

How to use PNG to JPG

  1. Add your PNG files to the drop area.
  2. Check that Convert to is set to JPG.
  3. Set Quality: 92% keeps photos crisp, 70 to 80% produces much smaller files.
  4. Pick a Background for transparency colour, white by default, if the PNG has transparent parts.
  5. Click Convert to JPG and download the smaller files.

What people use it for

  • Getting a screenshot under the KB limit that an exam or government form allows.
  • Attaching a photo-heavy PNG to an e-mail without hitting the size cap.
  • Preparing product shots for a marketplace listing that rejects PNG uploads.
  • Shrinking a folder of design exports before sharing them over WhatsApp.

Good to know

JPG is lossy: every save discards some detail, so always convert from the original PNG rather than from another JPG. Transparent pixels become the background colour you set and cannot be made see-through again. Sharp text and flat colour areas can show faint haloes, so keep quality above 85% for screenshots.

Frequently asked questions

What happens to the transparent background?
It is replaced by the Background for transparency colour, white unless you change it. JPG has no alpha channel at all, so there is no way to keep see-through areas.
How much smaller will the file be?
Usually 60% to 90% smaller for photographs. Screenshots of text shrink less, and at very low quality the letters start to look blurred and fringed.
Is any quality lost?
Yes, a little. JPG discards detail the eye is unlikely to notice. At 92% that is hard to spot, but below 70% edges and smooth gradients begin to look blocky.