Turn JPG into a lossless PNG. When you need transparency, convert right in your browser, no upload.
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JPG, PNG, WebP, HEIC, and more
Converting JPG to PNG lets you keep working on edits and composites without quality loss from re-compression. When you’re about to remove a background or add transparency, or want to prevent quality from dropping with repeated saves, PNG is a great starting point. Just note: JPG→PNG is lossless, so the file size will usually be bigger than the original. Conversion happens only on your device and your original JPG stays untouched.
How to use it
- 1Drag and drop the JPG you want to convert, or click to upload it.
- 2Make sure the output format is set to PNG. (PNG is the default on this page.)
- 3PNG is a lossless format, so there’s no quality slider. Just press Convert.
- 4Download the converted PNG file and save it — you’re done!
Handy tips
- PNG is lossless, so quality doesn’t degrade no matter how many times you save. Keep files as PNG when you expect to edit them repeatedly.
- Converting JPG to PNG won’t create a transparent background. To add transparency you’ll need to use a background removal tool separately.
- Compression noise already present in the JPG won’t disappear when you switch to PNG. PNG conversion doesn’t improve quality — it preserves the current state as-is, without further loss.
Frequently asked questions
PNG uses lossless compression, so unlike JPG it doesn’t throw away data. That’s why the same image stored as PNG is usually larger. If you want a smaller file, try converting to WebP instead.
No. JPG doesn’t support transparency, so switching to PNG won’t create any transparent areas. You’ll need a separate background removal step to add transparency.
Parts already compressed in the JPG can’t be recovered. PNG conversion preserves the quality you see right now without any further loss — don’t expect quality beyond what the original had.
No, the original stays as is. You only receive the newly converted PNG, and since processing happens entirely on your device, nothing leaves it.