When PNG makes sense
PNG is useful for screenshots, diagrams, sharp edges, and workflows that prefer a lossless file.
Format converter
Upload JPG or JPEG photos and save them as PNG files for editing, graphics workflows, or upload forms.
Changing JPG to PNG does not restore detail that was already lost by JPG compression.
Convert JPG images to PNG
Drag images here, choose files, or paste from your clipboard. You can add several images and convert them together in your browser.
JPG does not support transparency or animation.
Add images to enable conversion.
Browser re-encoding usually removes EXIF metadata from the converted file.
Compression method
PNG uses lossless encoding. Choose JPG or WebP to control quality, or use dimension compression.
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Upload JPG files.
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Optional: resize before converting.
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Convert and download PNG copies.
PNG is useful for screenshots, diagrams, sharp edges, and workflows that prefer a lossless file.
The output becomes a PNG file, but it cannot recover visual data removed earlier by lossy JPG compression.
PNG uses lossless compression, so a photographic JPG often becomes larger after conversion. This is normal and does not mean that missing JPG detail has been restored. Use the PNG copy when compatibility with a PNG workflow matters, not simply as a way to improve an already compressed photo.
Open the downloaded PNG and confirm its dimensions, orientation, sharpness, and file size before deleting the JPG. Browser re-encoding may remove EXIF metadata, so keep the original when camera information, capture date, or location details are important.
No. Converting to PNG does not restore detail already lost by JPG compression.