CR2 to JPG converter for Canon DSLR photos

Drop your CR2 file onto the converter above. It finds the full-size JPG your camera saved inside the file and shows it straight away. Press Download JPG to save it. No Lightroom, Photoshop or camera software is needed.

No. The file is read and converted inside your browser tab, on your own device, and nothing is sent anywhere. That makes it safe for client shoots and unreleased work, and it works on large files without waiting for an upload.

Yes, if it uses the standard full-size format. Choose Develop RAW data. If your file is an sRAW or mRAW, the converter tells you and shows the camera JPG instead.

Most Canon EOS DSLRs and many compact cameras made before the CR3 format. Newer mirrorless cameras use CR3, which has its own CR3 to JPG converter.

The size of the JPG inside a RAW file depends on the camera and its settings. Many cameras store a full-size JPG, others only a medium one. The converter always uses the largest JPG it finds in the file and tells you its size before you download.

Camera JPG is the picture your camera itself rendered, with its colours, white balance and sharpening, saved exactly as stored. Develop RAW data processes the sensor data from scratch with neutral settings, which gives you a flatter picture you can brighten with the Exposure slider. It only works for RAW variants that can be developed here.

The camera JPG is extracted without recompressing it, so it's exactly the JPG the camera made. A JPG holds 8 bits per colour instead of the 12 to 14 bits in a RAW file, so keep your original RAW file if you may want to edit the exposure and colour later.

Files up to 400 MB. A browser tab has limited memory, so very large files work best on a computer rather than a phone.