JFIF to JPG Converter
Convert JFIF images to JPG format instantly — fix Windows .jfif files in seconds
Step 1: Upload JFIF Image(s)
Drag & drop your JFIF image(s) here
or click to browse files
Supported: JFIF, JPG, JPEG and other image formats • Multiple files for batch conversion
Maximum file size: 10MB per file
Step 2: Conversion Options
Original Image
Batch Files (0)
JPG Output Options
Step 3: Download JPG Image
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How to Convert JFIF to JPG
Converting JFIF images to the universally compatible JPG format takes just a few seconds:
- Upload your JFIF image(s) — Drag and drop your .jfif files into the upload area or click to browse. Upload multiple files for batch conversion.
- Adjust settings — Set JPG quality (100% recommended for lossless-like conversion), optionally resize, and toggle metadata stripping.
- Convert to JPG — Click "Convert to JPG" for instant processing. Everything happens in your browser — no files are uploaded anywhere.
- Download — Preview and download your .jpg file. For batch conversions, grab all files as a ZIP archive.
What is a JFIF File?
JFIF (JPEG File Interchange Format) is a standard for exchanging JPEG-encoded images. Created in 1992, it defines how JPEG data should be stored in a file, including information about resolution, aspect ratio, and color space. A .jfif file is essentially a .jpg file with a different extension.
Why Does Windows Save Images as JFIF?
A common issue with Windows 10 and 11 is that some browsers save downloaded JPEG images with the .jfif extension instead of .jpg. This happens due to a Windows registry setting that maps the image/jpeg MIME type to the .jfif extension. While the image data is identical, many applications and websites don't recognize the .jfif extension, causing compatibility problems.
Common JFIF problems:
- Can't upload .jfif to social media platforms
- Email attachments rejected as unknown format
- Design software won't open .jfif files
- Websites reject .jfif during image upload
Why convert to JPG?
- Universal compatibility everywhere
- All platforms accept .jpg uploads
- No quality loss at 100% setting
- Fixes the Windows JFIF naming issue
JFIF vs JPG — What's the Difference?
Understanding the relationship between JFIF and JPG:
| Feature | JFIF (.jfif) | JPG (.jpg / .jpeg) |
|---|---|---|
| Compression | JPEG (lossy) | JPEG (lossy) |
| Image Data | Identical to JPG | Identical to JFIF |
| Transparency | No | No |
| File Extension | .jfif | .jpg, .jpeg |
| Compatibility | Limited (many apps reject) | Universal (all apps accept) |
| Web Upload | Often rejected | Always accepted |
| Origin | 1992 interchange standard | Most common JPEG extension |
Why Convert JFIF to JPG?
Fix Upload Issues
Many websites, social media platforms, and email services reject .jfif files. Converting to .jpg instantly solves upload compatibility problems.
Fix Windows JFIF Bug
Windows 10/11 sometimes saves downloaded images as .jfif instead of .jpg. Our converter provides a quick fix without changing registry settings.
Universal Compatibility
JPG is the most widely accepted image format across all devices, operating systems, and applications. No more "unsupported format" errors.
How to Stop Windows from Saving as JFIF (Registry Fix)
If you want to permanently stop Windows from using the .jfif extension, you can modify a registry setting. Warning: Editing the registry can affect your system. Use our converter instead for a safer alternative.
- Press Win + R, type
regedit, and press Enter - Navigate to
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\MIME\Database\Content Type\image/jpeg - Find the
Extensionvalue and change it from.jfifto.jpg - Restart your browser for the change to take effect
Frequently Asked Questions
image/jpeg MIME type to .jfif instead of .jpg. When you download JPEG images from certain browsers, Windows uses this mapping to create the file extension. You can fix this by editing the registry or simply use our converter.What Our Users Say
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