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Convert PNG to JPG

Convert PNG images to JPG in your browser. Transparent areas are filled with a colour you choose, white by default, because JPG cannot store transparency.

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Free plan: up to 3 images per job. Each file up to 20,000,000 bytes and 24,000,000 pixels (width x height). All selected files together up to 100,000,000 bytes. Animated images are not supported.

This operation runs in your browser. Your files are not uploaded for processing.

Results

Results appear here after you run the conversion.

    How to convert PNG to JPG

    1. 1

      Select or drop your PNG files.

    2. 2

      Pick the colour that should replace transparent areas.

    3. 3

      Convert the files.

    4. 4

      Download each JPG.

    What this tool does

    • PNG in, JPG out
    • Explicit background colour for transparency
    • Animated PNG refused instead of flattened to one frame
    • Measured size of every result
    • Reads the file signature instead of trusting the file extension.
    • Applies EXIF orientation once, so a rotated photo exports the way you see it.
    • Flattens transparent areas onto the background color you choose when you export JPG.
    • Rejects animated images instead of exporting a single frame without telling you.
    • Reports the measured size of the file your browser produced.

    Questions about PNG to JPG

    Will the JPG be smaller than the PNG?
    Usually, for photographs. For screenshots, logos and flat graphics a JPG can be larger and will show soft edges around text, because JPG is designed for photos. Each result shows its measured size, so you can compare before you use it.
    What happens to the transparent background?
    JPG has no transparency, so every transparent pixel becomes the colour you pick. It defaults to white. If you need to keep transparency, keep the PNG or convert it to WebP instead.
    Is the location or camera data from my image kept?
    No. The image is decoded and drawn again, and the browser writes a new file with no metadata copied across, so details such as GPS location are not carried into the JPG.
    Are my files uploaded to a server?
    No. This tool runs inside your browser tab, so the file bytes are read and written on your own device and are never sent to us for processing. Closing the tab discards everything, which is also why results cannot be restored after a reload.
    How much does it cost?
    The tools on this page are free to use, with up to 3 files per job. Paid plans for larger batches are described on the pricing page but are not on sale yet.

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