JPG to PNG

When you need PNG

JPG is the everyday format for photos, but sometimes PNG is required or simply better:

• An upload form or app only accepts .png.
• You’ll edit the image again (add text, crop, retouch). Each JPG save loses a bit of quality; a PNG copy stops that.
• The image has sharp edges and text, like a diagram or a scanned page, where PNG keeps edges crisp.
• You need lossless files for printing or archiving.

JPG vs PNG

How to do it here

1. The recipe is ready: 100% size, save as PNG.
2. Drop your JPG on the canvas.
3. Hit Repixel it ✨. The badge confirms a real PNG at the exact same pixels; then download.

Want a transparent PNG?

Converting can’t create transparency because a JPG has none. Remove background finds the subject with on-device AI and gives you a transparent PNG at full size, free and without uploading.

Good to know

• PNG files from photos are large, which can trip upload limits. If a form wants PNG and a small file, try a smaller pixel size in Pixels mode.
• The conversion happens in your browser, so even private documents never leave your device.

Why the conversion is truly lossless

To make the PNG, we decode your JPG into pixels once and store those pixels exactly. Nothing is re-compressed, so the PNG is an identical copy of what you saw in the JPG, including any small artefacts the JPG already had. From then on you can edit and save the PNG as many times as you like without it getting worse, which is why designers keep working files in PNG and only export a JPG at the very end.

Converting many files

If you have a folder of JPGs that all need to be PNG, use Bulk resize with the same recipe (100%, PNG). It converts them on your device and gives you a single ZIP file, with names kept and duplicates numbered.