JPG / WebP → PNG

round-trip back to PNG · batch mode

Re-encode JPG, WebP, GIF, BMP, or any image the browser can decode as PNG. Useful when a downstream tool wants PNG specifically, or when you need lossless output for further editing.

When to use this tool

Use PNG when you need lossless output (no recompression artefacts), when transparency matters, or when a downstream tool requires PNG. Note: converting a JPG to PNG won't recover detail lost during the original JPG compression — it just stops adding more.

Step by step

1. Drop the source images.
2. Click Convert.
3. Each result downloads as name.png.

Use cases

• Tooling that requires PNG. Some image-processing tools accept only PNG.
• Stop further compression. If you'll edit and re-save many times, PNG avoids cumulative JPG artefacts.
• Add transparency later. First convert to PNG, then use Background to remove a colour.
• Format normalisation. Bulk-convert a mixed folder so every file ends in .png.

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