PNG to JPG

Convert a PNG to JPG, choose a solid background for transparent pixels and adjust JPEG quality. Preview the exported image before downloading.

Prepare a PNG screenshot, graphic or photo for a destination that requires JPEG. JPG cannot retain transparency, so choose a background that suits the image. The converter starts with JPG selected; keep that output selected for a .jpg download.

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  1. 1Choose files
  2. 2Convert
  3. 3Download
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About PNG to JPG

Prepare a PNG screenshot, graphic or photo for a destination that requires JPEG. JPG cannot retain transparency, so choose a background that suits the image. The converter starts with JPG selected; keep that output selected for a .jpg download.

Solid background fill

Transparent pixels are composited onto the selected colour; white is the initial fill.

JPEG quality control

The quality slider trades file size against visible compression artifacts.

Output dimensions shown

The result reports dimensions and indicates when a large input was resized.

How to use PNG to JPG

  1. 1

    Choose the PNG

    Add one PNG and wait for the converted preview.

  2. 2

    Set background and quality

    Keep JPG selected. Pick the fill colour for transparent areas and adjust Output quality while comparing the preview.

  3. 3

    Download the JPG

    Review the reported dimensions and size, then save the image and inspect fine edges.

Formats and practical limits

Input for this task: PNG. Initial output: JPG/JPEG; the workspace also offers other formats.

  • JPEG is lossy and has no alpha channel.
  • Large inputs may be resized to the shared 8,192-pixel-per-side and 16-megapixel allocation bounds; inspect reported dimensions.

Practical example

For a transparent black logo going onto a white form, choose white as the background and zoom in around its edges before saving.

Frequently Asked Questions

3 answers
Can a JPG keep my transparent logo?

No. Keep a PNG copy for transparency. Choose a background colour for the JPEG version.

Will the JPG always be smaller?

No. Encoded size depends on the image and quality setting. Compare the actual download size rather than assuming a reduction.

Is original photo metadata preserved?

The converter redraws pixels and does not copy original metadata. Keep your source if that information matters.

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