PNG to JPG Converter

When should you convert PNG to JPG?

Convert PNG to JPG when you need to reduce file size for web delivery, email attachments, or storage. Photographic PNGs are often 3–10× larger than equivalent JPEGs. If your PNG doesn't require transparency and contains photographic content, JPG is the right format.

Choosing the right quality level

• 90–100% — Near-lossless, minimal file size reduction. Use for print or archiving.
• 75–89% — The sweet spot for web use. Visually identical to the original for most images.
• 60–74% — Noticeably smaller. Artifacts may be visible on close inspection. Good for thumbnails.
• Below 60% — Significant artifacts. Only use for very small previews.

Transparency and white backgrounds

JPEG does not support alpha transparency. When you convert a PNG with a transparent background, this tool fills the transparency with white. If you need a different background color — such as black for dark UIs — edit your PNG first using an image editor to replace the transparent areas before converting.