When to use JPG to PNG
You're building a slide deck and the company logo you grabbed from a press kit is a JPG — white box and all. Drop it here and your browser's Canvas API re-encodes it as a lossless PNG so you can knock out that background in Figma or Keynote without JPEG artifacts creeping into the edges. The conversion runs locally; nothing is sent to a server, so airport Wi-Fi is fine. You walk away with a PNG that holds every pixel exactly as it was — ready to layer, mask, or hand off to a designer who needs a clean source file. Also useful when you're archiving product photos and want a format that won't degrade through repeated saves.
- Remove a white background from a product JPG in Figma
- Archive a scanned document without adding compression artifacts
- Prepare a logo for a Keynote slide with a dark background