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Convert PNG to JPG

Create a JPEG from a PNG image and choose the color used for transparent areas.

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PNG · Up to 10 images · 20 MB each · 40 megapixels
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Convert settings

Choose the output format.

Output format

JPG is widely accepted but does not support transparency.

Transparent areas become this color; white by default.

Advanced: output quality

Lower quality reduces detail and may reduce file size. PNG does not use a quality setting.

Images are processed on this device. No account needed.
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How to convert PNG to JPG

  1. Choose a still PNG image.
  2. JPG output is selected. Choose a background for any transparent areas; JPEG has no transparency.
  3. Convert, compare the result and download the newly encoded file. Changing format can increase file size.

Transparency becomes a solid background

JPEG cannot store transparent pixels. Choose the background color before converting, then inspect edges and shadows in the comparison. JPG may be larger than a simple PNG graphic. Keep PNG when transparency or sharp text matters.

Supported files and limits

This converter accepts still PNG and exports JPG. Up to 10 images per batch, 20 MB each and 40 megapixels per input. Output is limited to 16,384 pixels per edge and 40 megapixels. HEIC, GIF, SVG, PDF, animated PNG and animated WebP are not supported. Large images may exceed your device’s available memory.

Privacy, orientation and metadata

Selected files, filenames and previews stay in this browser page. Samples are fetched from this website only when selected. Start over clears the app’s file references; downloaded files remain on your device. Re-encoded images use the browser’s orientation handling and may change color profiles or remove EXIF and other metadata. An unchanged original keeps its original metadata.

Related tools: Convert JPG, PNG and WebP · Resize images by pixels or percentage · Compress images to a KB limit.

More help: JPG, PNG or WebP: format tradeoffs.

Your privacy choices

This release has no active advertising or analytics scripts. Your image files are processed on this device. No file contents or filenames are sent to us.