PNG is the format every design tool reads, every screenshot prefers, and every transparency workflow requires. Convert from anywhere into PNG without further compression loss.
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Decoded pixels write to PNG using zlib DEFLATE. Alpha preserves where source supports it. No further quality reduction possible.
Each PNG carries original dimensions, bit depth where supported, and embedded ICC profile. Filenames preserved with .png extension.
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PNG is lossless encoding. It preserves every pixel the decoder produces. But if the source was lossy (HEIC, JPG, WebP, AVIF), PNG can't recover detail already discarded.
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every pixel preserved exactly via DEFLATE
transparency preserved from PNG, WebP, AVIF, TIFF, SVG sources
where source supports it and PNG output allows
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The PNG encode is lossless — every pixel the JPG decoder produces lands in PNG unchanged. But JPG already discarded detail before the PNG step. PNG freezes the current state; it doesn't restore what JPG lost.
Yes when the source has alpha: WebP, AVIF, TIFF, SVG, existing PNG, and some HEIC files carry transparency through. JPG and BMP sources are opaque, so the PNG output is opaque too.
PNG uses generic DEFLATE on raw pixels, which is far less efficient than modern photographic codecs. A 500 KB HEIC or JPG typically becomes 4–8 MB as PNG. Normal and unavoidable for lossless output.
Yes. CR3, DNG, RAF, and other common RAW formats decode and export as 8-bit PNG. For 16-bit PNG output from RAW (preserving dynamic range), use our dedicated RAW-to-16-bit pipeline.
Still PNG output only. Animated inputs (GIF, animated WebP, animated AVIF) convert to the first frame. For animation preservation, use our GIF or WebP converter instead.
ICC color profiles from source files embed in the PNG's iCCP chunk. Text metadata (title, author) copies where the source provided it. EXIF isn't standard in PNG but can be written to a custom chunk if your workflow requires it.