Convert PNG to JPG

Converting PNG to JPG trades lossless storage for dramatically smaller files and universal compatibility. PNG excels at screenshots, logos, and transparent graphics, but for photographs and sharing, it's often 5-10× larger than a quality-90 JPEG with no visible difference. JPEG opens in literally every application ever made that displays images — legacy Windows apps, government web forms, email clients, print shops, and 20-year-old POS systems. This converter re-encodes your PNG via the browser's Canvas API at quality 90 (adjustable down to 30 in advanced settings), flattening any transparent regions onto a clean white background — the standard treatment, since JPEG has no alpha channel. Typical results: a 4 MB screenshot PNG becomes a 300-600 KB JPG indistinguishable at normal viewing distance. If your PNG is a photo destined for a website, converting to WebP instead saves even more; if it's a logo or needs transparency, keep PNG.

• 1File sizes drop 60-90% at quality 90 — the difference between a 5 MB attachment that bounces and a 500 KB one that delivers.
• 2JPEG compatibility is absolute: every device, browser, web form, and print shop made in the last 30 years opens it.
• 3Quality 90 is visually transparent for photos and screenshots — you won't spot the difference at 100% zoom, let alone in context.
• 4Transparent regions are flattened to clean white — the standard, predictable treatment (no black boxes or checkered patterns leaking through).
• 5Local Canvas processing: no upload, no account, no waiting in a queue behind other users' files.
• 6Adjustable quality slider (30-100) when you need to hit a specific file-size target for a form or platform.