UltraMario
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Anyone know how to convert a JPG into a PNG without the number of bytes changing?
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Well then, AFAIK, you can't. But someone with 1337 image editing skills might know how to, so I don't have an absolute answer.Pinkie Pie said:I was talking about converting a JPG into a PNG without the bytes going up...
You could shrink it I guess but by definition a PNG image takes more space than a JPG.Pinkie Pie said:I was talking about converting a JPG into a PNG without the bytes going up...
Ya know this doesn't solve my problem or contribute to the conversation at all, right?Lily said:Png is better quality.
She was answering my inquiry to the difference between .png and .jpg.Pinkie Pie said:Ya know this doesn't solve my problem or contribute to the conversation at all, right?Lily said:Png is better quality.
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Try RIOT. It's going to probably decrease the quality some way or another, depending on the image. (Usually by decreasing the color palette, from what I've seen.)Pinkie Pie said:Anyone know how to convert a JPG into a PNG without the number of bytes changing?
I used to.Mason said:Thus, as far as I know, people don't normally convert JPG files to PNG files.