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Convert JPEG to JPG

Turn .jpeg images into standard .jpg files that every app and upload form accepts. Your pictures stay on your device.

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JPG · PNG · WebP · HEIC · AVIF · JFIF · BMP · GIF · ICO · SVG — several at once
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    JPEG to JPG, in your browser

    JPEG and JPG are the same format – the three-letter .jpg extension dates from old Windows systems that only allowed three characters. Some upload forms check the extension literally and reject “.jpeg” or “.JPEG”. This tool re-saves the image as a standard lowercase .jpg so the form accepts it. At 100 % quality the picture is unchanged.

    How to convert JPEG to JPG

    1. Add the JPEG files. Click the sheet or drag them in. You can add other formats in the same batch.
    2. Check the quality. 92 % is visually identical; 100 % for no recompression at all.
    3. Convert and download. Each file becomes a .jpg with the same name. Several files arrive as a ZIP.

    Format comparison

    FormatBest forTransparencyOpens everywhere?
    JPG / JPEGPhotos, scans, anything a form asks forNoYes
    PNGScreenshots, logos, text, images that need transparencyYesYes
    WebPWeb pages – 25–35 % smaller than JPGYesBrowsers yes, some older apps no
    AVIFWeb pages – smaller stillYesModern browsers only
    HEICiPhone cameraYesNo – convert before sharing
    ICOWebsite favicons, Windows iconsYesBrowsers and Windows
    JFIFSame data as JPG, odd extension from some downloadsNoOften not recognised
    BMPOld Windows apps; uncompressed and very largeRarelyMostly

    Need it smaller for a form? After converting, use reduce image size in KB. Need a PDF? Use image to PDF, which accepts JPEG directly.

    Frequently asked questions

    Is JPEG the same as JPG?

    Yes, identical format. Only the file name ending differs.

    Can I just rename the file?

    Yes, renaming .jpeg to .jpg works for one file on a computer. On a phone, or for many files, converting here is quicker. Set quality to 100 % to keep it unchanged.

    Is the JPEG file uploaded?

    No. The image is read and converted by your browser on your own device. Nothing is sent to a server, and nothing is stored.

    Can I convert several JPEG files at once?

    Yes. Add as many as you like; each becomes a JPG, and they download together as a ZIP.

    Is there a size or daily limit?

    No limits and no watermark. Very large images (over about 50 megapixels) may be slow on older phones because the work happens on your device.