Edit-friendly handoff
Use it when another tool, document workflow or design step expects PNG instead of JPEG.
Free JPG to PNG Converter
Convert JPG and JPEG files to PNG locally in your browser.
Files and text are processed locally in your browser. No upload. No signup.
Convert up to 10 JPG files. Each file must be 10 MB or smaller.
Choose JPG or JPEG files to convert.
How to use
- 1 Choose one or more JPG images from your device.
- 2 Run the local conversion in your browser.
- 3 Download the PNG version for each converted file.
Features
- Batch conversion for JPG and JPEG images.
- No server upload required.
- Simple PNG download after conversion.
Common use cases
Moving a JPEG into a PNG-based design workflow
Creating editable image assets for a document
Preparing screenshots for tools that prefer PNG
Example input and output
JPG input
Convert a JPG screenshot to PNG
checkout-flow.jpg — 620 KB
PNG output
Result you can copy or download
checkout-flow.png — 1.4 MB
PNG is often larger, but it can be easier to reuse in editing workflows or tools that prefer lossless images.
When this tool is the right fit
Cleaner screenshot reuse
It is useful when a JPG screenshot needs to join a PNG-based set of assets for docs or support material.
Browser-side format conversion
You can make a quick format change without opening a desktop editor or uploading the file elsewhere.
Quick comparison
| If you need | Best choice | Alternative | Why |
|---|---|---|---|
| A lossless output file | JPG to PNG | Keep JPG | PNG avoids further JPEG artifacts if you plan to keep editing or annotating the result. |
| Smallest file size for delivery | Keep JPG | JPG to PNG | PNG files are commonly larger, so conversion is for workflow compatibility more than compression. |
| A smaller modern web format | PNG to WebP | JPG to PNG | If web delivery is the goal, converting to PNG first is usually unnecessary. |
Best format choice
When to use it
You need a more editing-friendly handoff format
PNG is a good next step for many design workflows.
When to use it
You only need a small delivery asset
Keep JPEG or test WebP instead of converting to PNG.
Common mistakes
- Converting a photo to PNG and assuming it will become smaller.
- Using PNG for delivery when the real need is editing, not publishing.
- Forgetting that JPEG artifacts do not disappear just because the file becomes PNG.
FAQ
Can I convert multiple JPG files at once?
Yes. The tool supports batch conversion with a browser-safe limit.
Are my images uploaded anywhere?
No. Conversion happens locally in your browser.
Will the PNG file be larger than the original JPG?
PNG files are typically larger than JPEG because PNG uses lossless compression.
Does this tool support both .jpg and .jpeg extensions?
Yes. Both file extensions are accepted and handled the same way.