JPG to PNG converter
Drop a JPG here and you get a PNG back, immediately.
A JPG throws away detail to keep the file small, and it throws a little more away every time it is re-saved. A PNG keeps every pixel exactly as it was and can hold transparent areas, which is why logos, screenshots and diagrams belong in PNG. Converting a JPG to PNG will not put back the detail the JPG already discarded — but it stops any further loss, which matters if the image is about to be edited and re-saved several times.
Expect the PNG to be larger than the JPG it came from. That is the trade: PNG stores everything, JPG stores an approximation.
If transparency is your reason for wanting a PNG, converting will not give you any. A JPG has no transparent areas to recover, so the result is a fully opaque PNG; you need the original artwork for that.
Accepts: image/png, image/jpeg, image/webp, image/gif, image/bmp, image/avif
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Only used by JPEG and WebP. PNG is always lossless.
Fills transparent areas when converting to a format without transparency.
Questions
- Will converting to PNG improve the quality?
- No. Detail lost when the JPG was first made cannot be recovered. What you gain is that no further detail is lost from this point on.
- Is there a file size limit?
- Only your device's memory. Nothing is sent anywhere, so there is no upload limit to hit.