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Convert PNG to JPG Online for Free, Without Uploading Your Images

Convert PNG to JPG in seconds without uploading your files. Batch, private, and free in your browser, phone, or computer.

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Processed on your device
Never uploaded to a server
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How to use PNG to JPG in 3 steps

Choose your PNG images
Select JPG as the output format
Convert and save the result

PNG to JPG: what it is and when to use it

Converting PNG to JPG cuts the file size of photos and screenshots a lot, ideal for uploading to forms with size limits or sending by email. When converting to JPG, transparent areas are filled with white, because JPG does not support transparency.

About the formats: PNG — uses lossless compression and supports transparency, which makes it ideal for screenshots, logos, graphics, and sharp text; the trade-off is that photos weigh more than in JPG. JPG — the most widely used format for photographs: it uses lossy compression and produces small files that open on any device, but it does not support transparency.

With Rayo PDF GO you choose your PNG images, convert them to JPG, and save the result on your device. You can convert several at once and adjust quality or size before saving. Nothing is uploaded to the internet.

Common uses

Open PNG images in programs that only support JPG.
Meet format requirements on forms and portals.
Prepare JPG images for publishing or printing.
Convert whole batches at once.

Tips for better results

Choose the quality before converting when the target is JPG.
Always keep the original.
If the file is large, resize or compress it afterward.

Why Rayo PDF GO

Truly private

Your files are processed on your device and never uploaded to a server.

Fast

No queues, no waiting for a server.

On every device

iPhone, Android, Mac, Windows and browser.

Free to start

Essential tools are free; Premium unlocks the advanced ones.

Frequently asked questions

Is quality lost when converting PNG to JPG?

It depends on the target format: JPG and WebP use lossy compression, and you can choose the quality. PNG, BMP, and TIFF keep the image with no additional loss.

Can I convert several PNG images at once?

Yes, in batches. The free version has a per-batch limit and Premium removes it.

Are my images uploaded to a server?

No: the conversion happens on your device.