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PNG para JPG

Quickly transform PNG images to JPG to reduce size or make sharing easier.

What it is

The PNG to JPG Converter is a free online tool that turns PNG files into JPG, without installing anything and without uploading your image anywhere.

Why people convert this way

PNG keeps every pixel and can hold transparency, which makes it excellent for logos and screenshots and heavy for photographs. A photo saved as PNG is often several times the size of the same image as a JPG, and that weight is what makes pages slow and email attachments bounce.

How to use it

  1. Add your file, by dragging it in or picking it from your device.
  2. Wait a moment for the conversion to finish.
  3. Download the JPG, ready to use.

You can convert several files one after another in the same session.

Your file never leaves your device

The conversion runs entirely inside your browser, using the image engine the browser already has. Nothing is uploaded to a server, nothing is stored, and nobody else ever sees the file.

That matters more than it sounds for photographs, which carry metadata: the camera model, the date, and often the exact GPS coordinates where the picture was taken. Sending a personal photo to a conversion site hands all of that to a stranger. Here there is nothing to hand over, because nothing is sent.

It also means no queue, no daily cap and no account. The only real limit is your own device.

What changes in the result

Two things change. JPG discards a little detail to save space, so this is a one-way trip. And JPG has no transparency: a transparent background becomes solid, usually white. If the image is a logo meant to sit on a coloured surface, converting it to JPG is the wrong move.

Related: the image compressor to make a file lighter without changing format, and the image resizer to change its dimensions.

Frequently asked questions

Is my PNG file uploaded to a server?

No. The conversion happens entirely inside your browser, so the file never leaves your device. Nothing is uploaded, nothing is stored and nobody else can see it.

What changes when I convert PNG to JPG?

Two things change. JPG discards a little detail to save space, so this is a one-way trip. And JPG has no transparency: a transparent background becomes solid, usually white. If the image is a logo meant to sit on a coloured surface, converting it to JPG is the wrong move.

My logo lost its transparent background. Why?

Because JPG has no transparency at all. Every transparent pixel has to become something, and that something is usually white. For a logo meant to sit on a coloured surface, stay on PNG or use WebP.

How much smaller will the JPG be?

For a photograph, often several times smaller. For a screenshot or a diagram the saving is smaller and the quality cost is higher, because JPG compression blurs exactly the sharp edges that text and lines are made of.

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