Convert ARW to JPG

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ARW vs JPG Format Comparison

Aspect	ARW (Source Format)	JPG (Target Format)
Format Overview	ARW Sony RAW Unprocessed sensor data captured by Sony cameras, preserving maximum detail. Raw	JPG JPEG Image Lossy compressed image format widely used for photographs. Standard
Compression	Lossless raw data; minimal in-camera compression.	Lossy DCT compression; adjustable quality vs file size.
Color Depth	Typically 12–14 bits per channel for high dynamic range.	8 bits per channel (24-bit color).
File Size	Very large (20–30 MB+ per image depending on resolution).	Moderate; depends on quality setting and resolution.
Advantages	Maximum editing flexibility Full dynamic range and metadata Ideal for professional post-processing	Broad compatibility Small to moderate file sizes Ideal for web and general photo sharing
Disadvantages	Requires dedicated RAW software Large file sizes Not directly viewable in browsers without plugin	Lossy artifacts at higher compression No transparency support Limited dynamic range
Use Cases	Professional photography workflows High-quality color grading and editing Archival of original sensor data	Web publishing and social media Digital photo albums General-purpose photography
Tooling & Ecosystem	Adobe Lightroom, Capture One RawTherapee, Darktable Camera manufacturer software	Adobe Photoshop, GIMP Most photo viewers and editors Online editors and viewers

Why Convert ARW to JPG?

Converting ARW (Sony RAW) to JPG makes images easy to share and view across all devices and platforms. While ARW retains full sensor data for editing flexibility, JPG balances image quality and file size, making it perfect for web use, social media, and quick previews without special software.