Convert JPG to PNG in your browser. Useful before editing, because every later save is lossless — though it cannot restore what JPEG already discarded.
Drop a JPEG file here
It stays on your device — the conversion runs in this page, with no upload.
The honest use for this conversion is editing. JPEG loses a little detail every time it is saved, so a picture that will go through several rounds of cropping and retouching is better kept as PNG in the meantime. What it will not do is repair anything: the artefacts baked into the JPEG are pixels now, and PNG will preserve them faithfully along with everything else.
canvas.toBlob(callback, "image/png")
The JPEG is decoded once and written out losslessly. Because PNG has no quality parameter, there is nothing to tune — the output is exactly the pixels the decoder produced.
Source: MDN image file type guide — PNG is image/png with extension .png, lossless, supports alpha
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Convert PNG images to JPG in your browser. The file never leaves your device — there is no upload, no queue and no copy left on a server.
Convert WebP images to PNG for software that will not open WebP. Runs in your browser, keeps transparency, uploads nothing.