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View a J2K image online, free

View .J2K images online. Open multi-page and high-bit images and convert to PNG or JPG, free.

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How to view a .J2K file online

No app, no account, no upload.

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Open your .J2K

Drag a .J2K file from your scanner, camera or archive onto the viewer, or choose it from your device. It's decoded right here.

02

View and inspect

Flip through the pages of a multi-page file, zoom into fine detail, and read its compression, color and print-resolution details.

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Save a copy

Export the page you're viewing as PNG, JPG or WEBP that opens on any phone or computer.

What is a .J2K file?

Everything worth knowing about JPEG2000 code stream image.

A .J2K file is a raster image created by the Joint Photographic Experts Group. It contains visual data formatted using the JPEG 2000 standard. This type of image can be opened with various software applications, including Adobe Photoshop, GraphicConverter, and XnView.

Programs that open .J2K files

Windows
IvanView, XnView, Adobe Photoshop, QuickTime Player, PaintShop Pro, CorelDRAW
macOS
Adobe Photoshop, QuickTime Player, GraphicConverter
.J2K format details
DeveloperJoint Photographic Experts Group
CategoryImages

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Frequently asked questions

Is my .J2K file uploaded to a server?

No. Your .J2K file is decoded with JavaScript and WebAssembly. The decoders are downloaded once from a public CDN.

How do I see the other pages of a TIFF?

Use the arrows above the image, the page thumbnails in the side panel, or the [ and ] keys. Every page can be saved separately as PNG or JPG.

Why do some TIFF tags look like numbers?

Tags are stored as raw values. We translate the common ones (compression, color mode, resolution, orientation) and list the rest exactly as they appear in the file.

Can I view GeoTIFF or GeoJP2 maps?

We show the image and tell you it's georeferenced. To see it on a map with coordinates, open it in our Map Viewer.

Is my 16-bit or HDR image shown accurately?

Images with more than 8 bits per channel are scaled to 8 bits for display and export. The original precision is listed in the structure panel.

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