A transparent PNG badge, before and after JPG export

A conversion study by Image to JPG. We drew a 320 × 192 badge with three flat shapes and transparent corners, then ran it through our converter at its default 90% quality and white background.

The same mountain badge shown with transparent corners on the left and white corners in its JPEG copy on the right — Actual browser conversion. Both files are 320 × 192. The preview reports 1.5 KB for the PNG and 7.1 KB for the JPG.

The white corners are now part of the picture. Place the JPG on a dark slide and those corners stay white. For this small, flat graphic, the PNG also takes less space. Keep it for reuse and export a JPG copy when the destination requires one.

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HTML · Published 2026-11-06 · 1 min read

A transparent PNG badge, before and after JPG export

The page presents a brief conversion study of a small mountain badge graphic. A single image shows the same badge twice: on the left with transparent corners as a PNG, and on the right with white corners after JPEG export. The text states the badge was drawn at 320 by 192 pixels with three flat shapes, then converted at default quality with a white background in a browser. Both files share the same dimensions, with the preview reporting 1.5 KB for the PNG and 7.1 KB for the JPG. The text notes that the white corners become part of the picture and remain visible on a dark background, and that the PNG takes less space for this small flat graphic.

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