How it works
Three clear steps
- 01
Choose an image.
- 02
Pick JPG, PNG, or WebP and set quality where applicable.
- 03
Choose a background before converting transparent pixels to JPG, then download.
What this tool does
See the source and output format, exact bytes, dimensions, and background behavior.
How this result is produced
The browser decodes the source and writes a new JPG, PNG, or WebP file. When transparent pixels are converted to JPG, the selected background is applied because JPG has no transparency channel.
Practical example
Use PNG for a transparent signature, or choose JPG with a white background when an upload form only accepts photographs.
Limits and troubleshooting
- JPG cannot preserve transparency.
- PNG export is lossless at the encoder level but source decoding and canvas color handling can normalize data.
If a format is unavailable, that encoder may not be supported by the current browser; try PNG or JPG instead. A file that will not preview should be opened and saved again in a trusted image editor before another conversion attempt.
Questions people ask
Which format is smallest?
It depends on the image. WebP and JPG are often smaller for photographs; PNG is often better for flat graphics and transparency.