JPG to PNG Converter

Three steps:

1. Drop your JPG files onto the area above, or click to select them
2. Wait a few seconds — each file converts automatically and in parallel
3. Click Save next to each result to download your PNG

No — both formats store 8 bits per channel, so you cannot recover lost detail by re-saving. However, JPG is lossy (some original pixels are already gone), while PNG is lossless. After conversion, the PNG won't degrade further on re-save or re-encode. If your source JPG was high-quality, the resulting PNG will look identical.

For photographs where every kilobyte matters, keep JPG or run the file through our image compressor.

PNG supports a transparent background, which JPG cannot. Use PNG for:

• Screenshots and UI mockups with cut-out elements
• Logos, icons, and graphics with sharp edges
• Images that will be edited or re-saved repeatedly
• Documents where exact pixel fidelity matters

Use JPG for photographs where file size matters more than transparency or repeated editing.

Usually yes — but it depends on the image:

• Graphics, screenshots, text — PNG is often smaller or similar to JPG
• Photographs — expect a 3-10× larger PNG file

If size matters more than lossless quality, keep JPG or use our image compressor to shrink the PNG further.

Up to 10 JPG files in one batch. Files process in parallel within your browser — no upload means no server bottleneck, but large batches may take a few extra seconds on slow devices.

Yes. Everything happens locally — files are decoded to pixels in your browser, re-encoded as PNG, and offered for download. No server ever receives your images, and there is no file-content tracking.