PNG to JPG — Free Online Tool

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85%

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About This Tool

Why use this tool?

PNG files store every pixel losslessly, making them ideal for quality but impractical for sharing. A 3MB screenshot PNG can become a 200KB JPG with no visible difference at screen viewing sizes. This makes a huge difference for email attachments, social media uploads, and file size-limited platforms.

When should you use it?

When a PNG is too large to email
Before uploading screenshots to social media
When a platform has a strict file size limit
For blog and website images where transparency isn't needed

How does it work?

ConvertPix uses the HTML5 Canvas API built into every modern browser to process your images entirely on your device. Your files are read from your local storage, processed in browser memory, and saved back to your downloads. They never travel over the internet — not even a single byte.

Is it free?

Yes — completely and permanently free with no limits, no watermarks, and no account needed. ConvertPix is supported by the display advertising you see on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

What happens to transparency when converting PNG to JPG?

JPG has no transparency support. Transparent areas become white. If you need to keep transparency, convert to WebP instead.

How much smaller will my JPG be?

Typically 50–80% smaller. A 3MB screenshot PNG often becomes 200–400KB as JPG at 85% quality.

Is PNG to JPG good for photos?

JPG is actually the ideal format for photos — it was designed for them. PNG's main benefit (lossless quality) matters most for graphics, not photos.

What quality setting is best?

85% is the sweet spot. For social media, 75–80% is fine. Only go lower if file size is absolutely critical.

Does batch conversion work?

Yes — select or drop multiple PNG files and they all process at once.

PNG to JPG Converter