A lossless format for the next save
Once the JPG has been decoded, PNG can preserve the current pixel state without adding another JPEG generation when you save the converted image.
JPG to PNG conversion
Convert a JPG image to PNG when your next editing, publishing or file workflow requires PNG instead of JPEG.
Up to 3 free conversions per day. Files are not stored permanently.
High-quality file conversion designed to keep your workflow simple.
Pay as you go. Use FilexFlow only when you need it.Why convert JPG to PNG?
Changing the format can fit a different image workflow, but it does not recreate detail already lost in the original JPEG.
Once the JPG has been decoded, PNG can preserve the current pixel state without adding another JPEG generation when you save the converted image.
Changing JPG to PNG does not recover detail already discarded by JPEG compression, so source quality still matters.
Convert the image online with private server-side processing and without permanent file storage.
How it works
Start with the original JPG, run the format conversion and inspect the PNG before using it in your next workflow.
Choose the JPG image you want to convert to PNG.
Choose the conversion type and review the estimated credit use.
Run the conversion, download the generated PNG and check that it works for its intended destination.
When JPG to PNG makes sense
Use the conversion because the next workflow needs PNG, not because changing the extension is expected to repair the original image.
Editing
Move a JPG into a PNG-based editing workflow when you want subsequent saves to preserve the current decoded pixels instead of repeatedly re-encoding them as JPEG.
See the editing workflowFile size
A PNG created from a photographic JPG can be much larger because the two formats compress image data differently.
Why the PNG may be largerPrivacy and security
FilexFlow uses server-side processing and is designed to avoid permanent file retention.
Frequently asked questions
What changes, what does not and what to check after converting a JPEG image to PNG.
No. PNG can preserve the pixels decoded from the JPG without another lossy JPEG save, but converting the file cannot restore image detail that the original JPEG compression already removed.
JPEG is designed to compress photographic content with lossy compression, while PNG stores raster data losslessly. For photos, that difference can make the converted PNG considerably larger.
Color can appear different when applications interpret ICC profiles, RGB color spaces or gamma information differently. Compare both files in a color-managed viewer when color accuracy matters.
PNG can be useful as an intermediate format when you need to continue editing without introducing another JPEG generation each time the image is saved.
Continue your image workflow
Check quality, file size or color behavior after conversion, or switch back to JPG when that format better fits the next step.