how do you change a picture from jpg to jpeg?

Answer 1

jpg IS jpeg

Answer 2

Right click on the file and click RENAME.

Essentially, as all the others here say - JPG and JPEG are the same thing and its just a 3-letter extension convention which makes people (or cameras) name their photos with a JPG extension. You can safely rename JPG to JPEG and vice versa without affecting the photograph in any way.

Answer 3

Each of the Windows extensions you mention (JPG and JPEG) are and mean the same thing to the operating system. Windows is configured by default (as are most applications) to recognize both extensions so it is simply a matter of personal preference.

Answer 4

jpg jpeg it is the same thing was named jpg for 8.3 naming convention on older pc's eg.. myphotos.jpg = 8.3 8 letter file name and 3 letter file extension

Answer 5

Is absolutely the same thing. Changing the name doesn't change the quality of the picture unless you want to change the picture to gif which is another story. You do that in a picture editor, chose Save As and change the format of the picture to another name.

Answer 6

use notepad, paste this in it and save as rename.VBS


CODE
'(c) ONEMANCAN
'Rename all type1 files to type 2 files in a folder



Dim fso, f, f1, fc, s, Folder, lname, type1, type2

Folder = "c:\test"
type1 = "jpeg"
type2 = "jpg"

Set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
Set f = fso.GetFolder(Folder)
Set fc = f.Files
For Each f1 in fc

lname=LCase (f1.Name)

if (right (lname,Len (type1)) =type1) then

s=Replace(lname, type1, type2)
wscript.echo f1.Name & " rename to " & s

f1.Name = s

end if

Next


Or simply open a command prompt (Start > Run > cmd), navigate to the appropriate directory and type: ren *.jpeg *.jpg

Answer 7

Add an E

Answer 8

They are the same thing...
unless you want to add the "E"

Answer 9

give your friend jp g the middle initial e... i must say, it's much more distinguished!

Answer 10

son la misma cosa! (they are the same thing)