Convert JPG to PNG online
Convert JPG and JPEG images to lossless PNG, which is handy when you need to edit an image or place it in tools that prefer PNG. Drop your photos below to convert them privately in your browser.
Output is set to PNG. Drag in your JPG/JPEG files to convert them to PNG.
How it works
- Drag your JPG/JPEG files into the upload area.
- CompressEasy converts each photo to PNG.
- Download the lossless PNG files.
Why convert JPG to PNG
PNG is lossless, so it is a good intermediate format when you plan to edit an image repeatedly without accumulating JPEG artifacts. Some design tools and workflows also prefer PNG.
No extra compression artifacts
Saving as PNG avoids adding new lossy compression, preserving exactly what is in the source image at the moment of conversion.
Note on file size
PNG files are usually larger than JPGs for photos. If your goal is smaller files, consider WebP or our compression tools instead.
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Frequently asked questions
Does converting JPG to PNG improve quality?
It will not recover detail already lost by JPEG, but it prevents further lossy compression and is useful for editing.
Will the PNG be bigger?
For photos, PNG is typically larger than the original JPG because PNG is lossless.
Is the conversion private?
Yes. It runs locally in your browser, so your images are not uploaded.
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