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JFIF to PNG

If your editor won’t open a .jfif, turn it into a PNG. You can then edit and re-save it without losing more quality.

Drop your .jfif files here

  • Files never leave your device
  • Unlimited use · No signup

Up to 50 MB per file · 50 files max

JFIF to PNG in 3 steps

  1. Pick the .jfif images you downloaded.
  2. Click "Convert to PNG". Each picture is opened and saved as a lossless PNG.
  3. Download the PNG. If you converted several, they come in one ZIP.

Good to know

  • Editors accept it

    Some apps and upload forms turn down .jfif, even though it’s a JPEG inside. PNG is accepted almost everywhere.

  • No more quality loss

    Every time you re-save a JPEG it gets a little blurrier. A PNG copy can be edited and saved as often as you like.

  • Several files at once

    If your downloads folder is full of .jfif files, drop them all in. Each one becomes a PNG and you get them back in a ZIP.

  • Your downloads stay with you

    The pictures you saved from the web are converted by your browser on your computer. They aren’t sent to us.

Questions about JFIF to PNG

What is a .jfif file?

It’s a JPEG image with an unusual extension. JFIF is the standard way JPEG photos are stored, and on some Windows PCs Chrome and Edge save downloaded JPEGs as .jfif instead of .jpg.

Should I convert to PNG or JPG?

Go with PNG if you plan to edit the picture or a form asks for PNG. If you just want a normal photo file to share, JFIF to JPG keeps the file small.

Will the PNG look better than the .jfif?

No. The PNG shows exactly what the .jfif shows, including any blur or blockiness that’s already there. What PNG does is stop the quality from dropping any further.

Why is the PNG so much bigger?

JPEG drops some detail to stay small, while PNG keeps every pixel as it is. A photo can easily end up 3 to 5 times larger as a PNG. That’s the cost of a lossless copy.

Will the background become transparent?

No. A .jfif has no transparency, so the PNG keeps the same solid background. Converting changes the file format, not what’s in the picture.

Are my images uploaded?

No. Your browser opens each file and saves it as PNG on your own device. Nothing goes to our servers, and nothing is kept after you close the page.

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