Convert PNG to JPG Online — Smaller Photos, Free

Convert PNG to JPG in your browser — free, no signup. JPG makes photo-heavy PNGs much smaller; transparent areas flatten to white.

Your files are 100% private. Processed in your browser — never uploaded.

Need help? Check our guide

80%

Lower quality = smaller size

Advanced (optional)

Target file size, watermark & metadata control are available on Pro.

Pro Tip

WebP gives you the best quality at smaller file sizes. Perfect for websites and faster loading.

Quick answer

BatchSet's PNG to JPG converter turns PNG images into smaller JPG files for free in your browser. JPG is far more efficient for photos, but has no transparency — transparent PNG areas are flattened onto a white background.

How to use the PNG to JPG

Three quick steps — free, private, right in your browser.

1

Add your PNG

Drag in a .png file or click to browse — nothing is uploaded.

2

Set the quality

Pick 10–100%; 85–90% is a great balance for photos.

3

Download the JPG

Much smaller for photos. Transparent areas flatten to white.

Features

  • PNG → JPG, much smaller for photos
  • Quality control (10–100%)
  • Transparent areas flatten to white
  • 100% private — no upload
  • Convert many PNGs
  • No signup, no watermark

Use Cases

  • Shrink screenshot & photo PNGs
  • Meet email & upload size limits
  • Print and photo sharing
  • Reduce storage use

How the PNG to JPG compares

AspectPNG (source)JPG (result)
File size (photos)LargeMuch smaller
TransparencySupportedNot supported (flattened)
CompressionLosslessLossy
Best forGraphics, text, logosPhotos, sharing, email
Convert PNG to JPG for smaller photos; keep PNG for graphics and transparency.

Frequently asked questions

Why is JPG smaller than PNG?+

JPG uses lossy compression tuned for photographs, while PNG is lossless and stores every pixel exactly. For photos, JPG can be a fraction of the size.

What happens to transparency?+

JPG can't store transparency, so transparent areas of your PNG are flattened onto a white background. To shrink a file and keep transparency, convert PNG to WebP instead.

Does converting reduce quality?+

Slightly, since JPG is lossy — but you control it with the quality slider. At 85–90% the loss is usually invisible.

Is my PNG uploaded to a server?+

No. Everything runs locally in your browser, so your image stays private on your device.

Should I use JPG or keep PNG?+

Use JPG for photos and screenshots where a smaller file helps. Keep PNG (or use WebP) for logos, icons, sharp text, or anything that needs transparency.

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