No - PNG is lossless, so the slider has no effect. Use WebP or AVIF for lossy-with-transparency.
No. Lossy compression already happened in the JPG. Converting to PNG only stores those same pixels losslessly (at a larger file size).
No - JPEG has no alpha channel. Enable "Flatten transparency" to fill transparent areas with white before converting.
This Image Converter handles every common raster format: drop in a PNG and get a JPG; paste a WebP and export BMP; load any photo and save as AVIF for the smallest possible file size. Everything runs inside your browser using the Canvas API - your image never leaves your device.
Select Custom (px) in the Resize dropdown to enter exact width and height values. With Lock ratio checked, adjusting one dimension automatically updates the other to keep your image proportional. Uncheck it to stretch freely.
AVIF input (viewing) is widely supported. AVIF output encoding via Canvas requires Chrome 94+ or Firefox 93+. If your browser cannot encode AVIF, this tool shows a warning and recommends WebP as the next-best option.
BMP stores raw uncompressed pixel data - a 1920×1080 image takes about 6 MB. It is the right choice when you need full fidelity and the receiving software only accepts BMP (e.g. some Windows GDI applications). For everything else, PNG gives lossless compression at a fraction of the size.
SVG and GIF are accepted as input - the browser renders them onto a canvas which is then exported to your chosen format. Note: animated GIFs export only the first frame. SVG vector detail is rasterised at the SVG's natural dimensions.
There is no hard limit - the practical ceiling is your browser's available memory. Very large images (above 30–50 megapixels) may be slow depending on your device. For batch processing of many files, a command-line tool like ImageMagick is faster.
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