Turn .jfif images - the ones Chrome and Windows save - into normal .jpg files that every upload form and app accepts, with zero quality loss. Other JPEG names too: JPEG to JPG.
Tired of .jfif downloads? The tips below show how to make Chrome save .jpg again.
JFIF (JPEG File Interchange Format) is simply a JPEG photo with a different file extension.
Windows and Chrome often save web images as .jfif because of a registry setting - the picture inside is a normal JPEG.
Many upload forms, apps and printers only accept .jpg, so they reject a .jfif even though nothing is wrong with the image.
Already have a folder of .jfif files? Drop them all here at once.
| JFIF | JPG | |
|---|---|---|
| Image data | JPEG | JPEG - identical |
| Quality | Same | Same |
| Accepted by forms and apps | Often rejected | Everywhere |
| Typical source | Chrome / Windows downloads | Cameras, phones, apps |
Need a PNG or WebP instead? JPG to PNG or JPG to WebP. iPhone photos? HEIC to JPG.
Drop your .jfif files into the box and press Convert to JPG. With Keep the original on, nothing is re-compressed.
No - the JPEG data is copied byte for byte. Only the file extension changes.
Yes, they are the same format. This tool renames many files at once and checks each one really is a JPEG.
A Windows registry setting maps JPEG images to .jfif. Change it back to .jpg as shown above.
Yes - turn Keep the original off and set a quality or a Max file size.
No. Everything happens in your browser.