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Convert PNG to JPG privately in your browser

Convert up to 20 PNG images to JPG with adjustable quality and a chosen transparency background.

  • Up to 20 PNG files
  • Quality control
  • Transparency background
  • No upload

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PNG to JPG Converter

  1. Choose files
  2. Set options
  3. Process
  4. Download
PNG → JPG
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Up to 20 images, 20 MB each and 100 MB total. Files stay in your browser.

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    Good to know

    PNG to JPG conversion replaces the lossless PNG representation with a widely compatible JPEG image and removes transparency.

    Use it well

    How to use PNG to JPG Converter

    Common use cases

    Website uploads
    Create a JPG for services that do not accept PNG.
    Smaller photographs
    Use adjustable lossy quality for photographic PNG files.
    Batch preparation
    Convert a group of assets locally with consistent settings.

    Steps

    1. Select up to 20 PNG images.
    2. Choose JPEG quality and a background for transparent pixels.
    3. Start the local conversion.
    4. Review dimensions and file sizes, then download each JPG.

    Limits and good practices

    Good practices

    • Keep the original PNG when transparency may be needed later.
    • Use a background that matches the destination layout.
    • Avoid repeated JPEG recompression.
    • Review fine text and sharp edges after conversion.

    Common mistakes

    Expecting transparency
    JPEG has no alpha channel, so transparent pixels need a solid background.
    Using maximum quality by default
    A slightly lower quality can reduce file size substantially with little visible change.

    FAQ

    Frequently asked questions

    Does JPG support transparency?

    No. Transparent PNG pixels are filled with the background color selected before conversion.

    Can I convert several PNG files?

    Yes. The converter accepts up to 20 PNG images within the displayed byte limits.

    Are the PNG files uploaded?

    No. Canvas converts the images locally in your browser.

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