About DNG to JPG
DNG to JPG handles the open RAW format that many devices use. DNG, Adobe's Digital Negative, is what iPhones save when you shoot ProRAW, what many Android phones and drones record in RAW mode, and what Lightroom can convert other RAW files into. The files are big and won't open in most apps, so a JPG copy is what you share.
Upload the DNG and download a JPG. Auto brightness, on by default, lifts dark shots to a balanced level; turn it off to keep the exposure as captured. Quality starts at 90. Phone RAW photos often look flatter than the phone's regular pictures, since they skip the automatic processing the phone applies to its own photos.
How to use DNG to JPG
- 1Upload the DNG
Click Choose file or drop a .dng from your camera, phone or drone.
- 2Set brightness and quality
Keep Auto brightness on or switch it off, and choose a Quality level.
- 3Click DNG to JPG
Your DNG is developed into a finished JPG on our server.
- 4Download the JPG
Share, print or upload the finished photo.
Why use Cubfile for this
- Phone RAW files
DNG photos from iPhone ProRAW and Android RAW modes convert just like camera files.
- Cameras and drones
DNG files from cameras, drones and Lightroom's DNG export are accepted too.
- Auto brightness
Brightens underexposed shots unless you turn it off.
- Quality setting
Choose how much detail to keep and how small the file should be.