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JPG Converter: Free Online

Convert JPEG Image files to and from other formats. Fast, free, no registration required.

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Hoe te converteren

1

Upload your JPG file by dragging it into the upload area or clicking to browse.

2

Select the output format you want to convert to (or from) JPG.

3

Click Convert and download your converted file in seconds.

Converteren naar JPG

Converteren vanuit JPG

Wat is JPG?

JPG (JPEG) is the most common image format for photographs. It uses lossy compression to achieve small file sizes while maintaining good visual quality.

Formaatdetails

Volledige naam
JPEG Image
Extensie
.jpg

Belangrijkste kenmerken

  • Universal support
  • Small file sizes
  • Great for photos
  • Adjustable quality

Veelgestelde vragen

Upload your file, select JPG as the output format, and click Convert. Your converted file will be ready to download in seconds.
You can convert most image formats to JPG, including PNG, WebP, HEIC, BMP, TIFF, and more.
Yes! You can convert up to 5 files per day completely free. No registration required.

About JPG files

JPG is a lossy image format. It cannot store transparency. It can store EXIF data such as capture date and camera model. The hub converts HEIC, WebP, PNG, AVIF, PDF pages, and JPEG files to JPG. It also converts JPG to PNG, WebP, and PDF.

People convert HEIC, WebP, PNG, AVIF, and PDF pages to JPG. JPG output uses quality 85, progressive encoding, and an optimized JPEG encoder. People convert JPG to PNG for lossless output, to WebP for transparency or lossless mode, and to PDF for documents. JPG cannot store transparency, so transparent areas are flattened.

How we convert JPG to other formats

JPG output
Quality 85, progressive, optimized JPEG encoder.
Transparency
JPG cannot store transparency. The flatten option fills transparent areas with a color you choose, white by default.
Orientation
The stored rotation is read and applied so the image is the right way up.
Metadata
EXIF data such as capture date and camera model is kept unless you choose to remove it.
Size
Width and height stay the same unless you set a smaller size or choose a fixed page size.

Common problems and fixes

  • The JPG is larger than the HEIC or AVIF.

    This is normal. JPG compresses less well than HEVC or AVIF. Lower the quality setting if size matters more than detail.

  • Transparent areas look wrong or get an unwanted background.

    JPG cannot store transparency. Turn on the flatten option and pick a background color, white by default. To keep transparency, convert to PNG or WebP.

  • The converted file still has blurry edges or blocky artifacts.

    On the JPG converter page, converting does not add detail or remove artifacts that are already present. Start from the best source you have, or raise the quality.

Questions about JPG conversion

What are the file size limits?
On the JPG converter page, with no account you can convert files up to 100 MB and do 5 conversions a day. On the JPG converter page, a free account allows files up to 500 MB and 20 minutes of processing each day. Pro: files up to 2 GB. Business: files up to 10 GB.
How long are files kept?
On the JPG converter page, files are deleted automatically after about 2 hours without an account, after 24 hours by default on Free, after 7 days on Pro, and after 30 days on Business.
Do I need to install anything or is there a watermark?
No. The JPG converter page runs in the browser, and the conversion runs on our servers. No watermark on any plan. Uploads and downloads use HTTPS.
Can I convert a PDF to JPG or JPG to PDF?
Yes. A multi-page PDF gives a ZIP file with one JPG per page. Several JPGs can be combined into one multi-page PDF.
What is the difference between JPEG and JPG?
The converter decodes the image and encodes a new JPG, so it is a re-encode, not only a rename. A rename does not touch the image data.