PNG to JPG Converter

PNG to JPG is the conversion people reach for when a file is simply too big for where it needs to go: a screenshot that exported as a 4 MB PNG, a design handoff that needs to be emailed, a scanned form that a portal rejects. JPG stores photographic content in a fraction of the bytes, and for anything without transparency or razor-sharp line art, the visual difference at ImgShifter's 92% quality setting is effectively nil.

The conversion itself is three steps, all in your browser: the PNG is decoded by the Canvas API, transparent pixels are flattened onto a white background (JPG has no alpha channel), and the result is encoded as JPEG. Drop several files at once and each is converted in sequence, with individual downloads or a single ZIP at the end.

Know the trade before you commit: JPG is the wrong destination for logos, icons, and text-heavy UI screenshots, where its frequency-based compression smudges hard edges - those should stay PNG or go to WEBP. And because everything runs locally, you can confirm the privacy claim directly: load the page, open the DevTools Network tab or disconnect entirely, and convert.