Choose JPG or JPEG files
Select images from your device or drag them into the converter. Each file is checked for real JPEG data and readable dimensions.
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Convert one or more JPG or JPEG images into lossless PNG files directly in your browser. The output keeps the decoded dimensions and visible orientation of each image.
Add JPG or JPEG images and create lossless PNG files without another lossy encoding step.
Local processing
This converter validates, decodes, and encodes selected JPG and JPEG files with browser image and canvas APIs. The files are not uploaded to our server.
Read how BrowserPine handles filesThree simple steps
Select images from your device or drag them into the converter. Each file is checked for real JPEG data and readable dimensions.
Convert the queue one image at a time. PNG has no JPEG-style quality setting, so no extra conversion option is required.
Check each output filename, file size, dimension, and preview, then download the PNG files you want to keep.
JPG and JPEG are two names for the same image format. JPEG compression is commonly used for photographs because it can create relatively small files, but it removes some image information when the source is encoded.
PNG uses lossless compression. Converting an existing JPEG to PNG prevents another lossy JPEG encoding step, but it cannot restore detail or quality that was already discarded in the original JPG or JPEG file.
PNG often needs more storage than JPEG for photographic images because it preserves the decoded pixels losslessly. Choose PNG when a workflow requires that format, not as a way to make an existing JPEG sharper.
Modern browser decoding applies supported JPEG orientation metadata before the image is drawn. The generated PNG follows that displayed orientation and keeps the resulting width and height.
Common questions
Yes. The .jpg and .jpeg extensions refer to the same JPEG image format, and this converter accepts both when the file contents are valid JPEG data.
No. Validation and conversion run locally in your browser with browser image and canvas APIs. Selected files are not uploaded to our server.
No. PNG avoids another lossy encoding step, but it cannot recover detail that JPEG compression already removed from the source image.
PNG stores the decoded pixels losslessly, while JPEG is designed to compress photographs more aggressively. A larger PNG is normal for many photographic sources.
Yes. The PNG uses the dimensions and visual orientation produced by the browser decoder, including supported JPEG orientation metadata.
Yes. You can queue up to 20 valid JPEG images. Files are processed sequentially to keep peak memory use more predictable.
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