Background colour control
Avoid unexpected black transparent areas by choosing exactly how the flattened JPG should look.
Turn PNG images into compatible JPG files with preserved dimensions, maximum-quality encoding, and control over transparent areas.
PNG only · Up to 10 files · 25 MB each
Add up to ten PNG files and convert them to JPG with the original dimensions.
Open the exact format pair you need or use the complete converter.
Turn PNG images into compatible JPG files with preserved dimensions, maximum-quality encoding, and control over transparent areas.
Choose or drop up to ten PNG images, including transparent images and screenshots.
Choose the background colour that replaces transparent and semi-transparent PNG pixels.
Convert at maximum practical JPG quality, preview the result, and download each finished file.
Avoid unexpected black transparent areas by choosing exactly how the flattened JPG should look.
Quality 100 and 4:4:4 chroma retain fine detail as faithfully as practical for JPEG.
The converter retains the PNG's width and height and reports both source and output dimensions.
JPG is widely accepted and can be a more practical format for photographs that do not require transparency.
Transparent pixels are flattened onto the selected background because JPG has no alpha channel.
No. File size depends on the image. Toolkit prioritizes maximum JPG quality rather than targeting the smallest possible file.
PNG is usually better for sharp line art, logos, interface graphics, and transparency. JPG is generally better suited to photographs.
No. It preserves the original pixel dimensions and only changes the image format.
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