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JPG to PNG Converter

Turn a JPG into a lossless PNG directly in your browser, with no upload required.

Files stay on your device. Nothing is uploaded to Konvert.

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Accepted: .jpg,.jpeg,image/jpeg · Max 24 MB

About this tool

JPG is a compact photo format, but every save shaves a little detail away. PNG stores every pixel losslessly, which is why it is the preferred delivery format when a JPG is heading into design work, a slide deck, or a longer editing chain. This converter re-encodes a single JPG into a PNG on your device using the browser's image pipeline, so the file never leaves your machine. Keep in mind that PNG cannot recover data JPG already discarded and, because it stores every pixel, the resulting PNG will almost always be larger than the source JPG.

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How it works

  1. Drop a JPG file into the picker or browse for one from your device.
  2. The browser decodes the JPG and re-encodes the pixels as a lossless PNG.
  3. Download the PNG when the conversion finishes; nothing is stored on our servers.

Features

  • Pick a clean source — Start from the highest-quality JPG you have; PNG cannot restore detail already lost to compression.
  • Expect a larger file — Lossless PNG is heavier than JPG, so budget for the size increase before batch converting.
  • No background magic — A JPG has no transparency, so the exported PNG will keep the original solid background.
  • Stay under ~25MB — Very large JPGs may fail to decode in some browsers; downscale before converting if needed.
  • Runs on-device — The image is processed locally in your browser tab and is not uploaded anywhere.

Supported formats

Input: JPG. Output: PNG.

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Common uses

  • Prepping images for editing — PNG is a safer working format when a photo will go through multiple crops, retouches, or exports.
  • Uploading to strict systems — Some CMS platforms, printers, or document tools accept PNG but reject JPG.
  • Sharing screenshots that started as JPG — Re-save as PNG when a JPG screenshot is being annotated or embedded in documentation.

Limitations

  • PNG output is typically larger than the source JPG.
  • Detail lost to JPG compression cannot be reconstructed.
  • The tool handles one file at a time up to about 25MB.
  • JPGs have no transparency, so the PNG will not gain an alpha channel.

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