How to use this image tool
- Choose an image from your device.
- Review the decoded file details and adjust the available options.
- Select Convert to PNG, inspect the actual result, then download it.
Convert a JPG photo to a new PNG file locally in your browser. Preview the result, verify its dimensions, and download a true PNG output.
Convert a JPG photo to a new PNG file locally in your browser. Preview the result, verify its dimensions, and download a true PNG output.
The original file remains unchanged on your device.
JPG and JPEG input; PNG output.
| Limit | Details |
|---|---|
| Pixel safety | Up to 80 megapixels per decoded image |
| Processing | Local browser memory |
No. The selected file is read and processed inside your browser. Closing or resetting the page releases its temporary preview URLs.
Canvas-based exports normally omit EXIF and GPS blocks, so the new file generally contains pixels rather than the original camera metadata.
Yes, for ordinary photos. Very large images can exceed a phone browser's memory, so reduce the source dimensions first if processing stops.
PNG, JPEG, and WebP are the most reliable choices in current browsers. A browser must be able to decode the source before it can be processed.
The browser creates a newly encoded file. Its dimensions, format, quality setting, transparency, and pixel complexity all affect the final byte size.
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Tool | JPG to PNG |
| Download | New image file |