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JPEG to JPG (and JPG to JPEG) without re-encoding

Change .jpeg to .jpg instantly

The picture stays exactly the same — only the end of the name changes.

or drop them here · paste works too

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A harbour at sunset with a pier, a lamp and a sailboatJPEG
A harbour at sunset with a pier, a lamp and a sailboatJPG

Drop .jpeg, .jfif, .jpe or .jpg files

No re-encoding. The file inside is unchanged; only the name ends differently. Many files at once.

    JPEG and JPG are two spellings of one format. Drop the files, choose the ending you need, and get the same bytes back under the new name, with a SHA-256 checksum proving nothing changed.

    Why no conversion happens

    The three-letter .jpg comes from old file systems that allowed only three characters after the dot. The format inside is identical. Re-encoding a JPEG to change its name would lose quality for nothing, so this mode does not decode or encode anything: the output is the input's bytes under a new name.

    Each file's SHA-256 checksum is computed in this tab for the file you dropped and for the file offered, and a file is only offered when the two match. Several files go into a ZIP with stored (uncompressed) entries, which keeps every byte as it was.

    When the file is not really a JPEG

    Sometimes a file named .jpeg is a PNG or WebP inside. Renaming it would make a file that lies about its format, so it is flagged instead, with an option to convert it to a real JPEG.

    Questions about JPEG to JPG

    Is there any difference between JPEG and JPG?
    No. They are two extensions for the same format. Only the name changes here; the bytes stay identical.
    Does changing JPEG to JPG reduce quality?
    Not here. Nothing is decoded or re-encoded, and a SHA-256 checksum shows the output is byte-for-byte the input.
    Can I change JPG to JPEG instead?
    Yes. Choose “to .jpeg” before saving; the bytes are unchanged either way.
    Can I rename many files at once?
    Yes. Drop them together and save them as one ZIP with stored entries and a manifest of checksums.
    Are my files uploaded?
    Nothing is uploaded: the picture is read, converted and checked in this browser tab.

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