Convert JFIF to PNG
Convert your JFIF files to PNG right in your browser, in seconds. 100% free, no account, no software to install.
Convert your JFIF files to PNG right in your browser, in seconds. 100% free, no account, no software to install.
No fees, no subscription, no watermark added. Convert as many JFIF images to PNG as you like.
No account to create, no email, no login required: upload the image and get your PNG right away.
The conversion happens right in your browser: the image is not sent over the internet. If your browser can’t read it, it is converted on our server over an encrypted connection (HTTPS), in memory, and never saved.
PNG opens in every app, website and form, and adds no further quality loss. Works on computers and phones (iPhone and Android).
Drag and drop the .jfif file into the upload area, or click to pick it from your device (1 GB max).
Click “Convert and download”: the image is turned into a PNG in a few seconds.
The PNG file is saved automatically to your device, ready to use or share.
JFIF is a common variant of the JPEG format. Files ending in .jfif, .jpg and .jpeg usually hold the same kind of image; Windows and some browsers sometimes save downloaded images as .jfif, which many apps and websites reject.
To open the image in an app, website or form that doesn’t accept .jfif, or to edit and re-save it without adding further JPEG compression loss.
Yes, completely. No fees, no subscription and no sign-up: you don’t need to create an account or log in.
Yes. In most cases, the image is converted directly on your device, in the browser, and is never sent. Otherwise, it goes over an encrypted connection (HTTPS), is converted in memory on our server and sent straight back: it is never saved, nobody looks at it, and it is never shared or reused.
No. Conversion can’t restore details already removed by JPEG compression, and the PNG may be larger than the original. It does not add any further loss, though.
No. Renaming the extension doesn’t change the file’s content, which stays a JPEG image: some apps will reject it or display it incorrectly. Converting creates a real PNG file.
Yes, in the browser on iPhone, Android, tablets, Mac, Windows and Linux, with no app to install. Images up to 1 GB are accepted.