Stays on-device
Files never touch a server
Convert PNG screenshots, photos and graphics to JPG when you need smaller files or broader compatibility. PicLite processes the image 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 PNG to JPG for photo uploads that require JPEG. PicLite preserves pixel dimensions and replaces transparent areas with white.
JPG often works well for photos. PNG can be a better choice for small text, sharp diagrams and logos; JPG may introduce visible artifacts around edges.
JPG output is lossy, even at high quality. Keep the original PNG for future edits, and check the converted size because conversion does not always make a file smaller.
Select or drop a supported file from your device. PNG images.
Pick the output format and adjust quality when available. JPG 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.
Transparent PNG areas are rendered against a white JPG background; choose the output quality you need.
JPG is often smaller for photos and is accepted by more upload forms and messaging tools.
No. JPG cannot store transparent pixels. PicLite replaces them with white; keep PNG or choose WebP if transparency is required.
No. PicLite exports at the decoded image dimensions. Quality affects encoding and file size, not width or height.
Keep PNG for screenshots, diagrams, logos and any image with text or transparency. JPG compresses photos well but can add visible artifacts around sharp edges.
Convert PNG screenshots, photos and graphics to JPG when you need smaller files or broader compatibility. PicLite processes the image 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.