Stays on-device
Files never touch a server
Convert JPG images to PNG when you need a lossless output format for editing, design work or a compatible workflow. The original stays on your device.
or · you can also paste an image
Files never touch a server
Only format and quality change
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Convert JPG or JPEG to PNG when an editor or workflow requires PNG. PNG is preselected and its quality setting is lossless for the decoded pixels.
Converting JPG to PNG does not restore detail lost during JPEG compression. It creates a lossless encoding of the image as currently decoded.
The PNG can be much larger than the JPG. Conversion also does not remove the background or make it transparent; background removal requires an image editor.
Select or drop a supported file from your device. JPG or JPEG images.
Pick the output format and adjust quality when available. PNG images.
Convert the file in your browser and download the result.
Files are processed in your browser and are not sent to a conversion server.
Add multiple files and download the results together when the workflow supports it.
PNG output is lossless, so the new file may be larger than the JPG source.
PNG is useful for lossless exports and workflows that expect a PNG file.
It avoids a new lossy JPG encoding step, but it cannot restore missing detail or remove JPEG artifacts. The visible content and pixel dimensions remain the same.
PicLite exports PNG losslessly. The browser's PNG encoder does not use the JPG and WebP quality setting, so the slider does not apply.
Converting to PNG is useful when an editor requires PNG, but it does not restore lost detail or make the image sharper. For printing, the original JPG usually works fine.
Convert JPG images to PNG when you need a lossless output format for editing, design work or a compatible workflow. The original stays on your device. Files are processed in your browser and are not sent to a conversion server.
Yes. PicLite is free to use in the browser and does not require an account or a paid plan.
Yes. PicLite works in modern desktop and mobile browsers, and the conversion runs on the device.