PNG is great for graphics, but PNG photos can be enormous, and some websites and forms only accept JPG. Converting PNG to JPG fixes both problems in seconds.
How to convert PNG to JPG
- Open the PNG to JPG converter.
- Add one or more PNG files.
- Choose a quality (85–92% is a good default).
- Pick a background color for any transparent areas.
- Click Convert images and download your JPGs — individually or as a ZIP.
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Open PNG to JPGJPG doesn't support transparency. When you convert a PNG with a transparent background — a logo, a product cut-out, a sticker — the transparent pixels must become a solid color:
- White works for most documents and white web pages.
- Match the background color of your website if the image will sit on a colored section.
If you need to keep the transparency, don't convert to JPG. Use PNG or convert to WebP instead with the WebP Converter.
Choosing the quality
| Quality | Result |
|---|---|
| 95–100% | Almost identical to PNG, but larger files |
| 85–92% | Excellent quality, much smaller — recommended |
| 70–80% | Smaller still, fine for web photos |
| Below 60% | Visible artifacts, especially around text |
When to keep PNG
Convert when your PNG contains a photo or a complex image. Keep PNG for:
- screenshots with small text,
- logos and icons with flat colors,
- images you'll keep editing,
- anything that needs transparency.
Conclusion
PNG to JPG conversion is the quickest way to shrink photo-like PNGs and make them compatible with every upload form. Choose your background color carefully when transparency is involved, and keep PNG for crisp graphics.