Convert PNG to JPG Free (Smaller Files, No Upload)

PNGs are big. When you don't need lossless quality or transparency — sharing a screenshot, emailing a photo, posting an image — JPG gives you a much smaller file for the same picture.

Use the free tool: Image Batch Converter — up to 10 images per batch, processed in your browser.

Steps

1. Open the Image Batch tool.

2. Add your PNG images — up to 10 per batch on the free version.

3. In the Format selector, choose JPG.

4. Convert and download the JPG files.

Lossy and no transparency — know before you convert

JPG is lossy by nature: some detail is discarded in exchange for a smaller file. At a high quality setting the loss is barely visible; at a low setting you'll see blocky artifacts. Transparency is lost entirely — transparent areas get flattened, so check the result if your image relies on it. Keep the original PNG until you've looked at the JPG. And if the JPG is still too big after converting, compress it next — conversion and compression stack.

Troubleshooting

• Transparent areas look wrong? Expected — JPG can't store transparency. Keep the PNG if you need it.
• Blocky or blurry result? The quality setting was too low — convert again at higher quality.
• File barely shrank? Flat graphics and screenshots with sharp edges compress less well in JPG; that's normal.

Next steps:

• Convert PNG to WebP
• Image compression tips