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Image to PNG

Free online tool to convert JPG, WebP, GIF, BMP, SVG, AVIF, and other images to PNG locally in your browser

Image conversion

Format routePNG
Input formats
JPGPNGWebPGIFBMPSVGAVIF
Output formatPNG
Files0 files selected
Done0 results ready

Local Worker first. Files are not uploaded.

Converted images

Waiting for images

Batch upload is supported. Download files one by one or all converted results at once.

About this tool

PNG uses lossless compression and supports full alpha transparency, making it suitable for screenshots, icons, line art, text, and compositing assets with clean edges. It preserves the re-encoded pixels exactly but is commonly larger than JPG or WebP for photographs.

The converter re-encodes a readable source as a static PNG in the browser. Moving to a lossless format does not restore detail already removed from a JPG; it only avoids new lossy degradation in the PNG save. Animation, original color profiles, and some metadata may not carry over.

How to use it

  1. Upload the source

    Confirm it previews correctly and determine whether transparent regions must be retained.

  2. Convert to PNG

    Let the browser redraw the image and encode it as a lossless PNG.

  3. Check size and edges

    Inspect transparent pixels, text sharpness, and file size before downloading.

Supported range and limits

Input formats
JPG, WebP, GIF, BMP, SVG, AVIF; anything the browser can decode
Compression
Lossless. Pixels are not altered by the conversion
Transparency
Supported; alpha from a WebP or AVIF source comes through intact
Size warning
JPG to PNG usually gets noticeably larger; photographic content is a poor fit for lossless encoding
Animation
Only the first frame of a GIF; use GIF Frames to export every frame
Best for
Screenshots, line art, icons, and anything needing a transparent background

When you would use it

  • Preserving a transparent asset

    Convert an alpha-capable source to broadly supported PNG for web or presentation compositing.

  • Keeping a screenshot sharp

    Store interfaces and text-heavy graphics without the edge noise introduced by JPG.

  • Keeping a working copy you will edit again

    A lossless format accumulates no damage across repeated saves, which is what you want for material still in progress.

What to know before you start

  • Converting JPG to PNG does not improve real quality; a larger file does not mean that lost detail returned.
  • Photographic PNG files can be large. Consider WebP or JPG if transparency and exact pixels are unnecessary.
  • A static conversion of an animated image normally retains only the decoded still frame.

Related concepts

lossless compression
Compression that preserves pixel values through an encode-decode round trip.
alpha transparency
Per-pixel opacity ranging continuously from fully transparent to fully opaque.

Frequently asked questions

Does Image to PNG upload my files?
No. Images are converted locally in your browser with Canvas or a Worker. Files are not uploaded to a server.
Does PNG keep transparent backgrounds?
PNG supports transparency. If the source image and browser decoder include transparent pixels, the exported PNG keeps them.
Which images can be converted to PNG?
JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP, SVG, AVIF, and other common browser-decodable image formats are supported.
Why can PNG files be larger than JPG files?
PNG uses lossless compression and supports transparency. It is useful for icons, screenshots, and sharp edges, but photo-like images are often larger than JPG.
Why is the PNG so large?
PNG is lossless, and information-dense content like photographs has almost no redundancy to squeeze. Screenshots and line art compress well as PNG; photographs belong in JPG or WebP.
Does JPG to PNG improve quality?
No. What JPG already discarded does not return because you moved it into a lossless container. The point is that further editing adds no new loss, not that existing artefacts are repaired.

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