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Convert JPG to PNG in your browser

Turn JPEG images into lossless PNG files locally, ready to preview and download.

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Quality applies to JPG and WebP. PNG output remains lossless.

    Per image

    25 MB

    Images per batch

    20

    Batch limit

    150 MB

    A practical guide

    Create a lossless PNG copy—without claiming lost detail returns.

    This converter decodes a JPG and creates a new PNG from the visible pixels. PNG stores that new result losslessly, which can be useful when a design app, editing workflow, or upload form specifically needs PNG. It does not undo the compression already present in the JPEG or reconstruct detail removed when the source was first saved.

    Photographs usually become larger as PNG because lossless encoding must describe every decoded pixel without the shortcuts JPEG uses. The conversion also cannot create genuine transparency: the JPG source is already opaque. Choose this route for format compatibility or to avoid another lossy save during a later edit, not as a way to improve image quality or guarantee a smaller file.

    Format notes

    Know what changes—and what does not.

    Lossless output is not restored quality

    The PNG will not add another lossy generation, but JPEG blocks, blur, and removed detail from the source remain in the pixels.

    Expect many photos to grow

    PNG is usually inefficient for continuous-tone photography compared with JPG or lossy WebP.

    No transparency appears automatically

    Because JPEG has no alpha channel, its background remains ordinary opaque pixels in the new PNG.

    Good fits

    Useful choices for real files.

    An editor requires PNG input

    Create a PNG working copy before adding new text or transparent elements in software that does not accept the JPEG source.

    A portal specifies PNG

    Convert for a strict format requirement, then check the measured file size against the portal’s separate byte limit.

    Privacy by design

    Your image does not become our file.

    The JPEG is decoded and the PNG is encoded entirely by browser APIs on this device. PixelShrink does not receive the source or result. Only the normal request that loads this page and its assets reaches the server.

    Frequently asked questions

    Answers before you start.

    Will JPG to PNG improve sharpness?

    No. PNG preserves the decoded pixels it receives, including any softness or artifacts already present in the JPEG.

    Why is the PNG much larger?

    Lossless PNG is often a poor size match for detailed photographs. Use it only when PNG characteristics or compatibility are needed.

    Can the conversion remove the JPG background?

    No. A JPEG contains no transparency information, so background removal would require a separate editing or segmentation tool.

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