PNG to JPG/JPEG Converter
Convert PNG images to JPG/JPEG format instantly in your browser.
Drag & drop PNG images
or click to select files (multi-select supported)
Settings
Output: JPG/JPEG format
Why Convert PNG to JPG? Smaller Files, Faster Uploads, Easier Sharing
PNG is a lossless format—perfect for transparency, logos, icons, and crisp text. But PNG can be unnecessarily large for photos and complex images.
JPG/JPEG is optimized for photos and web images. Converting PNG to JPG often produces much smaller files, which helps websites load faster and makes images easier to send via email or messaging. Creatoryn converts locally (no upload), supports batch conversion, and lets you download everything as a ZIP.
PNG vs JPG: When Each Format Wins
| Use Case | Best Format | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Photos / camera images | JPG (80–90 quality) | Smaller files with strong visual quality |
| Transparent backgrounds | PNG or WebP | Transparency preserved (JPG cannot) |
| Logos / UI icons | PNG or WebP | Sharper edges + transparency support |
| Fast websites | WebP (modern) | Great compression + modern delivery |
If your PNG has transparency, PNG → WebP is usually a better choice than PNG → JPG.
When to Convert PNG to JPG (Common Scenarios)
Website Performance
Scenario: Your site uses large PNG photos that load slowly.
Solution: Convert photo-like PNGs to JPG at ~80–85 quality to reduce file size while keeping visuals strong.
Email & Messaging
Scenario: PNG attachments are too large or slow to send.
Solution: Convert to JPG and pick a quality level that keeps the image clear but lightweight.
Storage & Backups
Scenario: You have many PNG photos taking up unnecessary space.
Solution: Convert photo-like PNGs to JPG for smaller archives. Keep PNG originals only if you need transparency or lossless masters.
Social Media Uploads
Scenario: PNG uploads are slow, and platforms recompress anyway.
Solution: Convert to JPG first to control size and quality before uploading.
JPG Quality Settings (Simple Guide)
Best for: Thumbnails, previews, background images. May show compression artifacts on detailed photos.
Best for: Most web images and sharing. Great balance of size and visual quality.
Best for: Portfolio photos, print-prep drafts. Larger files, fewer artifacts.
Pro Tip: Compare 80 vs 90
Convert the same image at 80 and 90. If you can’t see a difference, stick with 80 for smaller files.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why convert PNG to JPG?▼
PNG is lossless and can be large for photos. JPG is optimized for photo-like images and can be much smaller, which helps sharing and loading speed.
What happens to transparency?▼
JPG doesn’t support transparency. Transparent areas will be filled (commonly white). If you need transparency, use PNG or convert to WebP.
What quality should I use?▼
80–85 works for most web use. 90–95 for high-quality photos. 70–75 for thumbnails where size matters.
Will I lose quality?▼
JPG is lossy, so some detail can be lost. With sensible quality (80–90), photos usually look very similar while becoming much smaller.
How do I batch convert multiple PNGs?▼
Select multiple files at once or drag-and-drop a batch. Convert them together and download as ZIP.
Is it safe?▼
Yes. Conversion happens in your browser, so your images are not uploaded to a server.
Convert PNG to JPG (No Upload) — Start Now
Batch convert with a quality slider. Download JPGs individually or as a ZIP.
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