JPEG to JPG

Export JPEG images with a .jpg extension. JPEG and JPG use the same image format; this tool re-encodes your image rather than only renaming it.

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Files stay on your device — never uploaded

How to convert JPEG to JPG

  1. Choose your .jpeg files or drag them into the tool.
  2. Review the converted image. To change quality, adjust the slider and click Process again.
  3. Download a .jpg file for each image, or ZIP the whole batch.

Re-encoding can change image quality and removes embedded metadata. If you only need a different filename extension and want to preserve every byte, rename a copy of the original file instead.

FAQ

Are JPEG and JPG different formats?

No. .jpeg and .jpg are filename extensions for the same image format. Renaming a copy is enough if you only need a .jpg extension. Using this converter also re-encodes the image and removes embedded metadata.

Is converting to JPG lossless?

No. This tool re-encodes images as JPEG, which uses lossy compression. A high quality setting can reduce visible changes but does not guarantee identical pixels or a smaller file. Keep your original if you need its quality or metadata.

Can I process multiple files?

Yes. Add a batch of images, process them in a queue, and download individually or as a ZIP. One failure does not stop the rest.

Do you upload my images?

No. All conversion, compression, and resizing happens in your browser using Canvas and ImageBitmap. Image bytes never leave your device.

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