Tip: You can also drag & drop files on the right.
75–85 is a good balance (smaller size, great quality).
Keeps aspect ratio. Leave blank to ignore that side.
Results
How to use JPEG to JPG Converter
- Click Select files or drag & drop multiple images.
- Adjust the Quality slider and enable Resize if needed.
- Click Convert All to convert JPEG to JPG (high quality, no watermark).
- Download files individually or use Download All (.zip).
What is a JPEG to JPG Converter?
A JPEG to JPG converter changes image files from the .jpeg extension to the widely used .jpg extension. Technically, JPEG vs JPG are the same format (Joint Photographic Experts Group). The 3-letter “JPG” extension became popular due to early Windows naming limits. This tool simply re-encodes and saves as “.jpg” with your selected quality, and can optionally resize for smaller file sizes and better SEO.
- Use cases: website uploads requiring .jpg, CMS constraints, batch normalization, reducing image size.
- Works in your browser: no image uploads, private & secure.
Features & Benefits
- High quality output — control compression with the quality slider (up to 100).
- Resize before convert — limit width/height to cut page weight & improve Core Web Vitals.
- Batch conversion — convert many JPEGs to JPG in one go.
- ZIP download — grab all converted images with a single click.
- No watermark — clean results suitable for professional use.
- 100% client-side — files never leave your device (privacy-first).
- Mobile & desktop friendly — works on Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Safari.
Looking for more? Try our related image tools below or see the FAQ for “convert JPEG to JPG without losing quality” and offline usage.
Why convert JPEG to JPG?
Some apps, CMSs and plugins only accept .jpg. Converting and optionally resizing reduces file size to speed up pages, improve Largest Contentful Paint (LCP), and boost SEO.
Privacy-first
Everything runs in your browser using Canvas — no uploads, no tracking of your images.
FAQ
Is there any difference between JPEG and JPG?
No functional difference — both refer to the same image format. “.jpg” is the shorter file extension.
Does this converter add a watermark?
No. It’s a free online JPEG to JPG converter with no watermark.
Can I convert JPEG to JPG without losing quality?
Use a high quality value (e.g., 90–100). Note: JPEG/JPG is lossy; re-encoding always applies some compression, but at high quality it’s visually lossless for most images.
Can I batch convert many images?
Yes — add multiple files, click Convert All, then download individually or as a ZIP.
Will EXIF metadata/orientation be preserved?
Most in-browser conversions strip EXIF. If orientation matters, rotate before converting.
Does it work offline?
You can save the page and use it offline. For full offline use, add a Service Worker.