JPG to PNG Converter

Rebuild JPG and JPEG files as PNG without changing a single pixel. Add one photo or a batch of up to 20, then download the results one by one or collect them in a ZIP.

🔒 Your file never leaves your device.

Drop JPG images here or click to choose

JPG or JPEG · up to 20 files · 20 MB each
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Converted: 0 Failed: 0 Output format: PNG

How to use this tool

  1. Add your JPG files. Drop them onto the box or browse. You can queue up to 20 images, and each one may be as large as 20 MB.
  2. Review the queue. File names and sizes appear in the list. Remove any image you added by mistake before starting.
  3. Press Convert to PNG. Every file is decoded and redrawn at its original width and height, then encoded as a lossless PNG.
  4. Check each result. The list marks every image as done and shows the new size; failed files explain what went wrong.
  5. Download. Save files individually, or use Download all (ZIP) to grab the whole batch in one archive.

Why use this tool

Some editors and print shops treat JPG as a delivery format and ask for PNG as the working format. Renaming the extension does nothing; the bytes inside still say JPEG. This converter decodes the picture and writes a real PNG container, so the file opens as PNG everywhere and can be edited without another round of JPG compression each time you save.

Photos do not shrink when they become PNG, and it is worth being honest about that: a 2 MB JPG often turns into a 10 MB or larger PNG. What you gain is exact pixel data plus the option to add transparency later. For screenshots, logos and line art, the result is usually crisp and convenient. Converting locally also means a folder of client photos is never uploaded to an unfamiliar service.

Frequently asked questions

Does JPG to PNG improve the photo quality?
No. The detail removed when the JPG was first saved is gone for good. The PNG keeps the current pixels exactly, which helps when you edit and save repeatedly, because PNG does not add fresh compression artifacts on every save.
Will the PNG be smaller than the JPG?
Usually not. PNG is lossless, so photographs often become several times larger. The trade-off buys you exact pixel preservation and support for transparency in later edits. Use Compress Image to KB if the final file has to meet a size limit.
Are the image dimensions kept?
Yes. Each PNG has the same width and height as its JPG source, and no resizing or cropping is applied. Use the Image Resizer afterwards if the destination needs specific dimensions.
Can I convert more than one file at a time?
Yes, up to 20 JPG files per batch. Every file gets its own download button, and Download all (ZIP) groups the finished PNGs into one archive with unique names.