Format conversion

Convert PNG to JPG

Shrink bulky PNG files into JPGs for sharing, email, and upload forms. Transparent areas become white.

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Choose or drop your images

Files upload to the getIMAGEpress server for processing, then auto-delete within 30 minutes. Do not upload images you are not allowed to process.

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Output: JPG at quality 90. Select up to 30 files at once; multiple files download as one ZIP. Real before and after sizes shown, even when the converted file comes out larger.

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Privacy first

Your image uploads over an encrypted connection, gets converted on our server, and auto-deletes within 30 minutes. We never add watermarks and never ask you to sign up.

Real sizes, no games

Every result shows the actual before and after file size. Converting between formats can make files bigger or smaller depending on the content, and we show you the truth either way.

25MB limit

Uploads are capped at 25MB per image. That covers photos from every current phone camera. If your file is larger, resize it first and try again.

Frequently asked questions

What happens to transparency?

JPG does not support transparency, so transparent areas are flattened onto a white background. If you need transparency kept, use PNG to WebP instead.

How much smaller will the JPG be?

Photos saved as PNG often shrink 80 to 90 percent. Screenshots with lots of flat color shrink less but still meaningfully. We encode at quality 90.

Will text in screenshots stay readable?

At quality 90, yes. JPG can slightly soften sharp edges of text. If a screenshot must stay pixel-perfect, keep it PNG or use PNG to WebP.

Can I convert multiple files at once?

Yes. Select up to 30 files at once (or drag them all into the uploader) and they download together as a single ZIP. Batches are capped at 150MB total, and if any file fails, the ZIP includes a plain-text report naming it instead of silently dropping it.