JPEG to JPG Converter: Convert Images Files — Online Free

JPEG files and JPG files both refer to the same image format. In the past, file extensions for Microsoft Windows were limited to a maximum of three characters, so JPEG was shortened to JPG. Today, JPEG and JPG files are generally interchangeable. However, some image programs don’t recognize the JPEG extension. In that case, you need to convert JPEG to JPG. Our easy online tools can take care of everything in seconds, and it’s very easy to use.

How To Convert JPEG to JPG

There are several different ways to convert JPEG to JPG. The best option depends on how many photos you need to convert and how much time you have.

1. How To Manually Change JPEG to JPG

One way to convert a JPEG file to JPG format is to change the file extension by hand. To do this in File Explorer on Windows 10, you can right-click a file and select Rename. Then manually name the file with a .jpg extension instead of .jpeg. If you can’t see the current file extension, you may need to go to View > Show/Hide and enable the box for “File name extensions.”

2. How To Save JPEG to JPG

You can also use a basic image editor app such as Microsoft Paint or Photos to save a JPEG file as JPG. In Paint, look for this option in File > Save As > Save As JPEG picture. This will give the image a .jpg extension.

3. How To Convert JPEG to JPG in Seconds With PDFSimpli

Instead of having to mess around with typing file extensions by hand and opening programs you never use, there’s a much simpler way to change JPEG to JPG. Our JPG converter takes care of everything automatically. Here’s what to do:

• Visit the PDFSimpli website and open the image converter tool.
• Upload your JPEG file.
• Click “Download.”
• Select the JPG file extension.

Four simple steps are all you need to convert JPEG to JPG permanently! The entire process takes seconds, and you’re ready to go right away. In fact, our image converter even lets you make edits to photos. You can add text, add a signature or make other changes before conversion. Create your own internet memes or online forms using JPEG photos.

How To Combine JPEG Files Into One

Where our image converter really shines is in converting multiple JPEG files quickly. If you need to convert dozens of images, it can get pretty tedious to try changing every extension by hand. Instead, you can do the same thing automatically with PDFSimpli.

Another helpful option is to combine many JPEG images into a single document for sending. This is especially useful for business. For example, if you have a long contract with countless pages that you need to eSign and mail, merging the different pages into a single file is a great option. Here’s what to do:

• Go to the PDFSimpli website on your PC, mobile device, tablet or laptop.
• Select the Merge option.
• Upload as your JPEG files from Google Drive, Dropbox or another location.
• Click “Merge.” The files will now appear as a single PDF.
• Click “Sign” to eSign the document, “Edit” to make changes or “Download” to get ready for sending.

PDF files have a similar compressed format as JPEG, so they’re easy to email to clients or friends. Best of all, we offer these helpful tools online and free, so you don’t need to install anything.

How To Convert JPEG to JPG on Mac and Windows

The process for saving JPEG as JPG on Apple devices is similar to following the Windows method. You can either rename the extensions by hand, change them to JPG using a basic editor or save yourself a lot of time using PDFSimpli. To save an image as JPG on Mac OS and iOS, use the Preview app. Go to File > Save As (or Export) and choose .jpg from the drop-down list.

Fortunately, our PDFSimpli tools are available online, so they’re accessible from any device that you are working from. This includes Android smartphones, Apple iPads and iPhones, Mac laptops and Windows PC. We offer lots of tools and JPEG to JPG conversion is fast and easy!

Lisa Bowlin Staff Writer

Lisa Bowlin is a staff writer at WorkSimpli. Her background in Business Operations motivates her to improve access to legal advice in underserved groups, especially in areas like business formation...