Dimensions stay unchanged
The conversion changes the file format, not the image width or height.
Free browser tool
Turn a JPG or JPEG into a PNG while keeping its pixel dimensions. This is useful when an editor, design workflow, or website specifically requires PNG input.
Your image is processed locally in your browser and is not uploaded to our servers.
Format guidance
PNG is widely used for graphics workflows and supports transparency, but converting an existing JPG does not recreate transparent areas or recover detail lost during the original JPG compression.
A PNG made from a photograph is often larger than the source JPG. Convert when the destination format or workflow needs PNG, rather than expecting an automatic reduction in file size.
Choose or drop a JPG image.
Select PNG and adjust relevant options.
Select Convert Image and let your browser create the result.
Review the dimensions and actual file size, then save the image.
The conversion changes the file format, not the image width or height.
PNG output is lossless, so the converter hides lossy encoder quality controls.
Complex JPG photographs often produce larger PNG files; the real difference is shown after conversion.
Open another focused converter with its source and destination formats already selected.
Yes. JPEG and JPG are two common extensions for the same image format, and both are accepted.
No. PNG avoids further lossy encoding, but it cannot restore detail that was already removed from the JPG.
No. Existing JPG pixels remain opaque because JPG does not contain transparency information.
No. The JPG is validated and converted locally in your browser.
Need different input or output formats? Open the flexible Image Converter. Frame the image with the Image Cropper, set exact dimensions in the Image Resizer, or reduce the final bytes with the Image Compressor.