JPG to PNG Conversion
.JPG and .PNG are common image file formats used to store photographs, graphics, screenshots, or other visual information.
However, JPG (sometimes referred to as JPEG) and PNG have different characteristics. JPG uses lossy compression, which means that some details of the image quality are lost during compression. When creating a JPG file, you can choose the compression level, and generally, the higher the quality, the larger the file size, thus saving disk space to some extent.
On the contrary, PNG employs lossless compression, ensuring that the image quality remains intact during compression. Additionally,
PNG supports transparency, allowing specific pixels to be transparent, which is particularly convenient for image overlay. However, unfortunately, PNG does not support the CMYK color space, which may result in printing outcomes not meeting expectations.
Why convert JPG to PNG?
One of the primary reasons for converting JPG files to PNG is to achieve support for transparency. When dealing with images that
contain large areas of whitespace that need to be removed, editing software may struggle to perform this task seamlessly. Since the JPG format requires each pixel to have color information, whitespace pixels are typically filled with black or white.
Additionally, PNG format is not affected by compression, so when uploaded to image compression services, its quality remains consistent
with the local file. This is particularly helpful for images that require specific details to be retained.
However, if you plan to print the image, you should be cautious when converting JPG to PNG. This is because PNG files do not contain CMYK information,
which could complicate the printing process. If you anticipate needing to print the image in the future, we recommend keeping the original JPG format.
Why convert JPG to PNG?
First, you need to upload your JPG files to our tool. Click the "Upload Document" button,
then select your JPG files, or simply drag and drop them into the area labeled "Drag and Drop Your Document Here". While there's no limit to the number of files you can select, for a smoother experience, we recommend not exceeding 100 files per batch.
Once uploaded, our tool will immediately begin the conversion process. After conversion,
you can download each image individually by clicking the "Download" button below each image, or choose to download all files at once in ZIP format to save time by clicking the "Download All" button.
If you need to perform more conversions after uploading files, no worries!
You can repeat the process as needed. Just remember to keep the number of files per batch under 100.
Please refrain from refreshing the page during the conversion process to avoid restarting the process.
