Private image preparation
Convert PNG to JPG
Create a JPEG copy when a form needs JPG. Inspect text and transparency before replacing the original.
Add your images
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5 images every 2 hours in this browser. Each successful preparation counts, including edits prepared again. Previewing and downloading an existing result do not count.
Find the destination
Search a destination, file conversion, or exact dimensions.
Try: “JPG to PNG”, “HEIC to JPG”, “A4 document”, or “800 by 800 WebP under 500 KB”.
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Ready for Custom requirements
Choose exact dimensions, format, fit, and file limit.
Destination reference: Original dimensions · JPG
Choose the compatible format and compression
Remove common camera metadata
Make the downloaded image smaller without changing its proportions. This applies to every photo.
Add an image to run this plan.
Automatic, not mysterious
You choose the destination.
PixelPrep Tools handles the specifications.
Every preset uses clear rules for dimensions, aspect ratio, format, quality, and file limits. Passport presets handle dimensions only—you remain in control, and official requirements still apply.
Add one or many images
Use photos from your phone or computer in any common image format.
Say where they are going
Search for a passport, document, platform, placement, form, marketplace, or custom requirement.
Frame each photo
Drag and zoom each image so the important part is exactly where you want it.
Download ready-to-use files
Get one finished image or a ZIP package for the full batch.
Private by construction
Your photos stay yours.
PixelPrep Tools performs the work inside your browser. It does not need an account, cloud upload, or external processing service to prepare your files.
Your image data is processed on the device you are using.
Re-encoding removes common camera metadata. Visible personal details remain in the picture.
Closing or refreshing clears the editor; originals and downloads stay on your device.
Before you prepare this file
- PNG transparency becomes white in JPG. Converting a transparent logo may change how it looks against coloured page backgrounds.
- JPG often suits photographs, but fine text and sharp screenshot edges can show compression artefacts. Review at actual size.
- Changing the extension alone does not convert a file. Prepare and download the re-encoded JPG from the result panel.