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Convert HDR to JPEG

HDR is the Radiance high-dynamic-range format, widely used for environment maps and lighting. JPEG is the full name of the JPG format: same lossy compression, longer file extension.

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  • Private deleted after 30 min
  • Quality kept whenever possible
  • 93 formats 1,766 conversions

How to convert HDR to JPEG

To convert HDR to JPEG, upload your HDR file, choose JPEG as the output format and press Convert. The finished JPEG file is ready to save to your phone or computer in seconds, free, with no watermark and no sign-up. Your file is deleted from our server about 30 minutes after the conversion.

This free online converter changes HDR images into JPEG files in seconds, with no software to install and no watermark. You can convert several files at once, resize them and choose the quality for formats that support it. Metadata such as location tags is removed from the output for privacy.

Why convert HDR to JPEG?

  • Identical to JPG in quality and size
  • Accepted by all software
  • Adjustable compression
  • Works with: every device, browser, editor and printer

What to expect from this conversion

  • HDR is lossless and JPEG is lossy, so the file will usually get much smaller. Use the quality slider to balance size and detail.
  • HDR holds values brighter than a normal screen can show, so the image is clipped to the displayable range and converted to sRGB. Very bright highlights lose their extra range.

HDR vs JPEG

PropertyHDRJPEG
Full nameRadiance RGBEJoint Photographic Experts Group
Released1989, Greg Ward (Radiance)1992, JPEG committee
CompressionNone (uncompressed)Lossy
TransparencyNoNo
AnimationNoNo
Bit depth32-bit shared exponent8-bit
Shown in browsersNoYes
Best for3D lighting and HDRI skies; image-based lightingsystems that require the .jpeg extension; photographs

Steps to convert HDR to JPEG

  1. Drop your HDR image file onto the converter, or click to choose it.
  2. Check that JPEG is selected as the target and adjust the options if you want.
  3. Press Convert, then download your new JPEG file when it finishes.

Tips for the best result

  • Use quality 80 to 90 for photos: it is visually close to the original at a much smaller size.
  • Set a width if the image will be shown on a small screen, which also reduces the file size.
  • Choose a background colour before converting transparent images to a format without transparency.

Frequently asked questions

How do I convert HDR to JPEG?

Drop your HDR files on the converter, confirm that JPEG is the target and press Convert. Download each file or the whole batch as a ZIP.

Is the HDR to JPEG converter free?

Yes. It is free with no watermark, no sign-up and no limit on how many images you convert. The site is supported by ads.

Does converting HDR to JPEG reduce quality?

HDR is lossless and JPEG is lossy, so the file will usually get much smaller. Use the quality slider to balance size and detail. The quality slider only affects formats that use lossy compression.

Will transparency be kept when I convert HDR to JPEG?

HDR images do not contain transparency, so there is nothing to lose. JPEG does not support it either.

Which programs open JPEG files?

JPEG files open in every device, browser, editor and printer.

How many images can I convert at once?

Up to 20 images per batch, each up to 60 MB. Files are deleted from the server about 30 minutes after conversion.