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Convert PNG to JPG without uploading

This page accepts PNG and writes JPG. Clear pixels become white. Files stay on your device.

Stays in your browser · nothing leaves this device

Convert to JPG

Change the format on this device. Nothing is uploaded.

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Drop a photo to convert. Pick output format and quality. Zero upload.

How it works

Four steps that match this page. JPG is locked. Nothing is uploaded.

  1. 1

    Drop or paste a PNG

    Drop or paste a PNG. One file or a batch is fine. Other formats are rejected.

  2. 2

    JPG is locked

    Leave output locked to JPG.

  3. 3

    Quality and white flatten

    Pick High, Medium, or Low and check the estimated size. High keeps more detail. Low makes a smaller file. Clear pixels become white because JPG cannot keep a clear area. There is no color control.

  4. 4

    Convert, then download

    Press Convert or Convert included, then download under Preview. A batch uses Download All ZIP.

Frequently Asked Questions

Privacy, the white flatten, quality, and batch ZIP.

Do my photos get uploaded?

No. This page runs in your browser. Your photo files are not sent to a NixRey server. The page may load normal app/runtime code like any website. That is app/runtime code, not an upload of your image. There is no account.

How do I convert PNG to JPG?

Drop or paste a PNG. JPG is already selected. Pick High, Medium, or Low, then press Convert. Download under Preview.

What happens to transparency?

JPG cannot keep a clear area. Those pixels become white. There is no color control.

Will I lose quality?

JPG is lossy. High keeps more detail at quality ninety-two. Medium is eighty-five. Low is seventy-two and makes a smaller file. These match Compress Image. Keep the PNG if you still need a lossless master.

Can I convert more than one PNG?

Yes. Add several PNG files, leave the ones you want checked, press Convert included, then Download All ZIP. About 20 files or about 25 MB each is a soft tip, not a hard cap.

When should I stay on PNG instead?

Stay on PNG when you need a clear area, sharp UI text, or a lossless file for more edits.

Does convert remove EXIF?

No. JPG and PNG downloads can still carry location and camera tags. If the warning appears, open Remove EXIF Data before you post. Dismissing the warning does not strip those tags.

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