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PNG to JPG
Convert PNG images to smaller JPG filesPNG files are wonderful for editing and terrible for file size: a screenshot can be five to ten times larger than the same image as JPEG. Convert to JPG and shrink it dramatically, right in your browser.
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Use PNG to JPG
Convert PNG images to smaller JPG files
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Converted privately in your browser, never uploaded. No watermark.
Applies when you re-upload. 85% is a good default for photos.
JPG cannot be transparent, this color fills those areas.
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How to use the PNG to JPG
Adjust quality
Adjust the quality slider and pick a background color for transparent areas.
Convert to JPG
Click Convert to generate the JPG.
Download result
Preview the result, check the size savings, then download.
// PNG TO JPG · ABOUT THIS TOOL
About the PNG to JPG
PNG files are lossless, perfect for graphics but huge for photographs: a PNG screenshot can be 5 to 10 times larger than the same image as a high-quality JPG. This converter turns PNGs into compact JPGs with an adjustable quality slider and a choice of background color for transparent regions. Conversion happens locally: no uploads, no watermarks, and your images never leave your device.
Where it helps most
Shrinking the editable format.
Blog publishing
Bloggers run every PNG screenshot through this before publishing. The before and after sizes show side by side, so the saving is a concrete number.
Email attachments
Email senders convert oversized PNG attachments so messages actually go through. A 4 MB PNG becoming a 400 KB JPG is the difference between sent and bounced.
Upload limits
Marketplace sellers shrink PNG product shots to meet upload limits. Converting to JPG is the fastest legitimate way to shrink a file dramatically.
Slow connections
A screenshot saved as PNG can be five to ten times larger than the same image as JPEG. Converting first makes sharing over slow connections painless.
The transparency decision
One setting to get right.
Transparency becomes white
The one real decision in this conversion is what happens to transparency. JPEG has no alpha channel, so transparent areas fill with white by default, with other colors available.
Keep PNG for logos
For most uses white is exactly right: product photos, screenshots, images headed for print. But if the transparency itself is the point, like a logo overlay, keep the PNG.
The 75-85 rule
A quality slider controls the tradeoff, and the honest guidance is the same as with any JPEG encoding: 75 to 85 percent keeps photographs looking identical.
PNG to JPG: private by design
No queue, no upload wait, no account between you and the smaller file.
PNG to JPG FAQs
Typically 70 to 90 percent smaller for photographs and screenshots. A 4 MB PNG often becomes a 300 to 500 KB JPG at quality 80 with no visible difference on screen.
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