Convert a JPG image to lossless PNG right in your browser.
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PNG, JPG, or WebP
Your JPG converts to a lossless PNG automatically — download it on the right.
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- Runs entirely in your browser — your image is never uploaded
- Lossless conversion — no further quality loss from the original JPG
- Free, no account required
How it works
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Choose or drop a JPG image.
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Wait a moment for the PNG preview.
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Click Convert Image.
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Download the .png file.
About the JPG to PNG
Some editors, slide templates and print services ask for PNG, and PNG is a safe format to keep editing in because saving again never loses quality. This tool turns a JPG into a PNG in your browser with no settings to choose: the pixels are copied as they are and written to a lossless file, ready to download as soon as it loads.
What you can do
- Drop a JPG and get a PNG straight away, without picking options.
- Keep exactly the same width, height and colours as the original.
- See how the file size changes before you download.
- Rename the PNG on the download screen.
When it works best
- Uploading to a tool or template that only accepts PNG.
- Making a working copy of a photo that you plan to edit and save many times.
- Preparing an image for software that handles PNG more reliably than JPG.
Things to know
- The JPG never leaves your computer; the browser does the conversion.
- Expect the PNG to be larger, often several times, because lossless storage of a photo takes more space.
- Converting does not undo JPG compression. Blockiness already in the file stays.
- The background does not become transparent, since the JPG had no transparency to keep. For a smaller modern file, try Convert Image with WebP.
Frequently asked questions
No. The PNG is created as soon as the JPG loads, with the same size and colours.
PNG stores every pixel losslessly, which takes far more space for photos than JPG.
No. Existing compression artefacts are copied into the PNG unchanged.
No, the JPG had no transparency to carry over.