Quick Answer
Upload your PNG file, choose a quality setting, and download the converted JPG. It takes a few seconds and happens entirely in your browser, so no files are uploaded to a server.
Step 1: Upload Your PNG File
Drag and drop your PNG file into the converter, or click to browse your files. You can upload several files at once for batch conversion. Each file can be up to 50 MB, and you can add up to 30 files at a time.
Step 2: Choose Quality and Background Settings
Pick a JPG quality level that balances file size against visual quality. A setting of 85-90 works well for most images: the file will be much smaller than the PNG, usually with no visible loss in quality. If your PNG has a transparent background, choose the color that will replace the transparent areas (white is the most common).
Step 3: Convert and Download
Click the convert button, and your JPG will be ready in seconds. Download the files one by one or get all of them as a ZIP file. Your files are processed in your browser and never uploaded to a server.
Step 4: Compress Further (Optional)
If you need the JPG to be even smaller, run it through our JPG compressor after conversion. Adjusting the compression settings can cut another 30-50% from the file size with little effect on quality.
Why Convert PNG to JPG?
PNG files are lossless and often very large, especially for photographs. JPG compression reduces photo file sizes by 80-90% with little visible loss in quality. That helps when you email photos and need to stay under attachment limits, upload to websites (faster uploads and page loads), or want to fit more photos on your device or in cloud storage. Social media platforms often compress uploads to JPG anyway.
When to Keep PNG Instead
Keep your image as PNG if it has a transparent background you need to preserve, contains text or sharp edges where JPG artifacts would be visible, or you plan to edit the image further (each JPG save loses some quality).
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Convert PNG to JPG in your browser, with no software to install and no uploads to a server.