A JPG (or JPEG) is the standard photo format that opens everywhere. Drop one here to convert it to PNG, WebP or PDF, resize it to a marketplace size, or compress it, all inside your browser with no upload.
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JPG compresses photos by discarding detail the eye notices least. That makes small files and works everywhere, but each re-save loses a little more, and JPG cannot store transparency. Text, logos and screenshots show faint smudges at the edges.
Because JPG is the most common input, the usual jobs are: make it smaller, make it a specific size, turn it into a PDF, or switch to a format that supports transparency or smaller web files.
| Extensions | .jpg, .jpeg |
|---|---|
| Transparency | No |
| Compression | Lossy |
| Converts here to | PNG, WebP, PDF, or JPG at a new size or quality |
| Best for | Photographs |
| Processed | In your browser; nothing uploaded |
Every browser, phone and computer opens a JPG. To change it, drop it on the tool: choose a size preset (Amazon 1600 px, Etsy 2000 px, Shopify 2048 px and others), a quality slider for the file size, and an output format.
Yes. They are the same format. The three-letter .jpg extension exists because older Windows limited extensions to three characters.
Lower the quality slider or pick a smaller size preset, then convert. Quality 85 is usually indistinguishable from the original and much smaller.
Yes. Choose PDF as the output, or use the image-to-PDF page to combine several JPGs into one multi-page PDF.
No. JPG has no transparency. Convert to PNG or WebP if you need it, but a JPG's background pixels are already solid.
No. Everything runs in your browser.
