PNG to JPG — Convert PNG to Smaller JPEG Online

• Shrinking a heavy PNG photo so it emails or uploads faster.
• Meeting a JPG-only upload requirement on a form or marketplace.
• Reducing page weight by serving photos as JPG instead of PNG.
• Converting a screenshot you don't need transparency on to a smaller file.

• Convert PNG to JPG
• Adjustable quality slider
• Transparency flattened to white
• Much smaller files for photos
• Download the JPG image

PNG to JPG re-encodes a lossless PNG as a JPEG, which uses lossy compression to make photos far smaller. Because JPEG has no alpha channel, any transparent pixels in the source PNG are flattened onto a solid white background during conversion. A quality slider controls how aggressively JPEG compresses: higher keeps more detail and a larger file, lower saves more space at the cost of visible artifacts. It is the right move when a PNG photo is too heavy and you don't need transparency.

1. Upload a PNG image.
2. Choose the output quality.
3. Click Convert to JPG.
4. Download the JPG file.

• Transparency is flattened to white — if you need a different backdrop, place the PNG on that color before converting, or keep PNG/WebP for transparency.
• Pick quality vs size with the slider: around 80–90 looks clean for most images, while lower settings trade visible artifacts for smaller files.
• JPG is best for photographs; for logos, screenshots, and flat-color graphics, PNG or WebP usually looks sharper at a similar size.
• Converting is one-way for quality — JPEG discards detail, so don't repeatedly round-trip an image between PNG and JPG.