PNG to JPG converter
Convert PNG to JPG with a background for transparent areas.Free to use in your browser, with no sign-in.
Drop a PNG file hereor click to choose a file. Up to 20 MB.
How to convert PNG to JPG
1. Choose a PNG file
Choose a PNG file up to 20 MB, or drop it onto the converter.
2. Choose quality and background
Use automatic settings for quality 92 and a white background, or turn them off to choose your own.
3. Download the JPG
Click Convert to JPG to download the result. It keeps the original pixel dimensions and uses the .jpg extension.
FAQ
PNG uses lossless compression and supports transparency. It keeps text, logos, and flat colors sharp.
JPG uses lossy compression and needs a solid background. It works well for photographs and detailed scenes. Repeated editing and saving can reduce detail.
Convert when an app requires JPG or you need a smaller file for sharing. Photographic images often compress well as JPG.
Simple graphics may be smaller as PNG. File size also depends on the quality setting, so compare the download with your original.
Transparent areas are filled with a solid color. White is the default.
Turn off automatic settings to choose another background color. Match it to where the image will appear, then check the edges of shadows and cutouts.
Automatic settings use quality 92. Higher values usually keep more detail and create larger files. Lower values can reduce file size but soften detail.
Check text, fine edges, and gradients at full size. Lower the quality gradually if you need a smaller file.
Keep PNG for small text, thin lines, logos, and interface details. JPG compression can blur their edges.
Keep the PNG as your source for future edits. For web images that need transparency, try PNG to WebP.
JPG can work well for AI-generated architecture, fashion, and photographic scenes. Keep PNG when the image needs transparency or sharp graphic details.
Compare the converted image with your original before sharing. For your next project, explore AI image references and prompts on ctrlc.ai.
No. Renaming changes the extension, not the image format. Use the converter to create a JPG.
Yes. JPG and JPEG use the same format. This converter saves files with the .jpg extension.
No. The JPG keeps the original width and height.
Your image is converted on your device. It is not sent to our servers.
Your original file stays unchanged. The JPG does not retain the original file's EXIF metadata.
No. All image tools are free to use, with no sign-in.
Yes. Use an up-to-date browser on your phone to choose a PNG and download the JPG.
