PNG Converter: Convert PNG to JPG or WebP Online
Convert PNG images to JPG or WebP entirely in your browser. Process up to 20 files at once without uploading them.
Good to know: Converting to JPG flattens transparent areas onto white because JPG has no alpha channel. Convert to WebP instead if you need to keep transparency.
How it works
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Drop in up to 20 PNG files.
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Pick JPG or WebP as the target format.
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Each file decodes and re-encodes locally, then downloads one by one or as a zip.
Common uses
- Converting a screenshot without transparency to JPG for an email attachment
- Converting PNG graphics to WebP for smaller website assets
- Getting a PNG into a format an older tool or CMS actually accepts
- Shrinking a large PNG export before uploading it somewhere with a size limit
Should you convert PNG to JPG or WebP?
Choose the output based on where the image will be used and whether its transparent areas matter. Both conversions keep the original dimensions and run locally in the browser.
Choose JPG for compatibility
JPG is widely accepted by email clients, forms, document tools, and older software. Transparent pixels are replaced with white.
Choose WebP for the web
WebP is useful for modern websites and keeps transparent areas, making it a better fit for logos, interface graphics, and cutouts.
Expect a new encoded file
The PNG is decoded and encoded in the selected format. Metadata is dropped, while the visible orientation is retained in the pixels.
Frequently asked questions
What happens to transparent areas when I convert to JPG?
JPG has no alpha channel, so transparent pixels are flattened onto a white background. Converting to WebP keeps transparency intact.
Does this keep my metadata?
No. Decoding and re-encoding the image drops EXIF, GPS, and other metadata as a side effect. Orientation is preserved correctly in the pixels.
Is there a size or batch limit?
25 MB and 40 megapixels per image, up to 20 files per batch.
Why did WebP conversion fail on my phone or Mac?
Some Safari versions can't encode WebP from a canvas. When that happens the tool reports it directly instead of silently saving the wrong format.
Can I convert to more than one format at once?
No. Choose one target format per run. Process the same batch again with a different target if you need both.
Does the output keep the same file name?
The name stays the same apart from the extension, so 'photo.png' becomes 'photo.jpg' or 'photo.webp'.