Convert PNG to JPG - Reduce File Size

JPG uses lossy compression that is very efficient for photographs. For a normal photo with no
transparency, switching from PNG to JPG often cuts the file size by 60 to 80%, which speeds up
web pages and makes attachments lighter.

JPG has no transparency channel, so the tool paints a solid white background (#FFFFFF) behind the
image before exporting. Without this step transparent areas would come out black. Logos and
cutouts end up on a clean white background.

No. The conversion runs entirely in your browser with the Canvas API. The file never leaves your
computer, so the tool works offline and keeps private images private.

JPG is lossy, but this tool exports at 92% quality, the point where files are much smaller yet the
difference is hard to see. For photos this is ideal; for sharp text or line art the original PNG
stays crisper.

It depends on the image. Detailed photographs usually shrink the most (often 60 to 80%), while
simple flat graphics shrink less. The tool shows the exact before and after sizes for your file.

Yes. The pixel width and height stay exactly the same. Only the file format and compression change,
not the resolution.

There is no upload limit because nothing is uploaded. The practical limit is your device memory. A
24-megapixel photo (about 6000×4000) converts in a second or two on a normal laptop.

Yes. The tool runs in any modern browser on Android, iPhone, iPad, Windows, Mac, and Linux. No app
or install is needed.

This tool converts one image at a time so you can preview each result. To convert a batch, run the
files one after another using the Convert Another button.

That is normal JPG compression at 92%. On photographs the change is usually invisible. If you need
a pixel-perfect copy with transparency, keep the original PNG.