Convert JPG images to lossless PNG, keeping the same size and file name.
PNG is lossless: once your image is a PNG, saving it again won't degrade it the way repeated JPG saves do. That's the main reason to convert if you plan to keep editing a picture.
Converting can't undo compression that already happened in the JPG, so the picture looks the same as before. The PNG file will usually be noticeably larger, because PNG stores every pixel exactly.
A JPG has no transparency, so the PNG keeps whatever background the photo had, white included. Removing a background means cutting the subject out, which is a separate editing job.
No. It keeps the current quality exactly, and stops further loss if you edit and save again.
PNG compression is lossless, so it can't throw detail away like JPG does. Photos in particular get larger.
No. The image is converted as it is, background and all.
No. The conversion runs in your browser.
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