IMAGE WORKSHOP JPG

JPG to PNG

PNG stores pixels losslessly after conversion, but a source JPEG has already passed through lossy compression. A PNG output may be larger, even though the format itself preserves the decoded pixels.

IMAGE · LOCAL PROCESSING

How it works

Files stay on this device
Drop files hereor browse from this device

JPG · One file

Files are read and processed by this browser; they are not uploaded to PaperMorrow.

For device stability, each input file must be 40 MiB or smaller. Very large PDFs or page counts may exceed available mobile memory. Image processing is limited to 16 megapixels; PDF operations are limited to 120 pages.

Options

01 / GUIDE

How to use JPG to PNG

  1. Choose a JPG or JPEG image.
  2. Confirm the preview and destination file name.
  3. Convert and compare the PNG output size with the source.

02 / DETAILS

About this conversion

Re-encode JPEG photos as PNG locally. This changes the file format, but it cannot restore detail lost in the original JPEG.

PNG stores pixels losslessly after conversion, but a source JPEG has already passed through lossy compression. A PNG output may be larger, even though the format itself preserves the decoded pixels.

Limits to know

Each input is limited to 40 MiB and 16 megapixels so the browser has a safer memory budget. Very large dimensions can still exceed the memory available on a phone.

Processing runs in this browser. Originals are not overwritten, and the output size is measured in bytes before download. Keep a backup of important files.

03 / FAQ

Questions people ask

Does PNG make a JPG sharper?

No. Changing format cannot recover detail lost when the JPG was created.

Why can the PNG be bigger?

PNG preserves the decoded pixel data without JPEG-style loss, which often takes more bytes for photographs.

04 / EXPLORE