JPEG to JPG converter
Change .jpeg to .jpg with no quality loss.
or drop them here, or paste them
Nothing is uploaded.
About JPEG to JPG
JPEG and JPG are the same format, so there is nothing to convert. When a form or program only accepts .jpg, all that needs to change is the end of the file name.
This tool does exactly that: it copies your photo byte for byte and saves it with .jpg. The picture is not re-compressed, so it keeps its full quality, and it never leaves your device.
Before saving, the tool checks that your file really is a JPEG image by looking at its contents, not just its name. If a file only pretends to be a JPEG, you get a clear message instead of a broken photo.
Renaming by hand works too, but on phones and in some file managers the ending is hidden, which makes it fiddly. Here you can drop a whole batch of photos and get them back with the .jpg ending, one by one or all together in a ZIP. Nothing about the pictures themselves changes.
Questions and answers
No. The file is copied unchanged and only gets a new name ending in .jpg, so there is no quality loss.
Yes, on a computer that works too. This tool is handy on phones, where renaming is awkward, and when you have many files.
Yes. Because the file is copied unchanged, details such as the date and any location the camera stored stay in the file.