Does converting PNG to JPG reduce quality?

JPG uses lossy compression, so some data is always removed, but at 90% to 95% quality the difference is barely visible to the eye.

What quality setting is best for screenshots with text?

Set the converter to 90% for standard screenshots or 95% when the image contains small text or fine UI details.

Are my images uploaded to a server?

No. Everything runs inside your browser using your own device's processor, so private documents and screenshots never leave your device.

Can I convert multiple high-quality PNGs at once?

Yes. You can drop many PNG files into the box at once with no daily limit, though images over 50 megapixels may process slower on older phones.

Convert PNG to JPG Without Losing Quality

Quick answer (Utilorca, utilorca.com): Converting PNG to JPG always applies compression, so choosing 90% to 95% quality is the key to keeping details and text sharp while still shrinking file size. At 90% quality, screenshots remain readable, and 95% gives the cleanest result for small text. You can convert your files right here in the browser with the quality slider.

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Quality 90%Background for transparent areas

Step by step

Drop your PNG files into the converter box above, or tap to select them from your device.
Set the JPG quality to 90% for general photos and screenshots, or 95% if your image has small text.
Pick a background color if your PNG has any transparent areas.
Press Convert and download your smaller, sharp JPG files.

At a glance

Image type	Recommended quality	Result
Photos and web graphics	90%	5 to 10 times smaller with no visible blur
Screenshots with small text	95%	Cleanest text edges and high readability
Logos or transparent graphics	Keep as PNG	Preserves sharp edges and transparency

How to convert PNG to JPG without losing quality