Convert PNG to JPEG

Convert PNG images to JPEG format instantly. Same as PNG to JPG.

Drop an image or click to upload

Supports JPG, PNG, WebP, SVG, GIF

How to Convert PNG to JPEG

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Upload your PNG image using the upload area or drag and drop your file.

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The tool converts PNG to JPEG format automatically, applying compression for smaller file size.

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Preview the JPEG version to check image quality and how transparency was handled.

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Download your JPEG file, ready for web use or sharing with significantly reduced file size.

When to Convert PNG to JPEG

Web performance - Reduce website load times with smaller JPEG files for photos and opaque images

Photo galleries - Convert PNG photos to JPEG to save storage space and bandwidth

Mobile apps - JPEG files load faster on mobile connections than larger PNG files

Cloud storage - Compress images to JPEG format to maximize your storage quota

Legacy systems - Some older software prefers JPEG over PNG for photo content

Bulk image optimization - Convert multiple PNGs to JPEG to reduce overall project size

PNG to JPEG Conversion Tips

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JPEG and JPG are identical - just different file extensions for the same format

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Transparent pixels in PNG will be replaced with a solid background (usually white) in JPEG

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JPEG uses lossy compression - best for photographs and images with gradients

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Not suitable for logos, text, or graphics that need crisp edges - stick with PNG for those

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Expect 60-80% file size reduction compared to PNG without noticeable quality loss

Why Choose Our PNG to JPEG Converter

Automatic Optimization

Converts and compresses PNG to JPEG with optimized settings for best quality-to-size ratio.

Local Processing

All conversion happens in your browser - no uploads, complete privacy protection.

Smart Compression

Applies efficient JPEG compression while maintaining visual quality of photos and images.

Unlimited Conversions

Convert unlimited PNG files to JPEG with no restrictions, watermarks, or sign-up.

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know

No, they are the same file format. .jpeg and .jpg are just different file extensions for the same thing.