Images uploaded through teams convert to PNG's upon download

[blastoffmax]

Hi all,

I'm having an issue on teams, where images uploaded from a mobile phone (.jpg's) download on a computer as .png 's  .  When I open them in Photoshop I get the error that's attached.  I've gone manually through file explorer and renamed the extension on the downloaed image back to .jpg and that solves the problem.  But this is a major issue for my team, as one of our primary uses for teams was to be sending images from phones into chats to be downloaded and edited...  Any tips?

I have tried:

Manually changing the image handing settings in teams to upload full-size images (this does result in a full-size image, but still has a filename change) 

Any advice at all would be greatly appreciated!  Thank You.

[#2 · Accepted solution]

That's odd. Seems like a bug to me. I would submit a support ticket.

As a work around, since Teams is attached to SharePoint libraries you can use the OneDrive App to upload your photos. You can quickly take photos as well using the app where you can upload them to a channel folder for access into Teams.

[#3]

@Chris Webb  will do, appreciate it

[#4]

I am a Teacher and I have to download each photo manually. And after downloading I have to change the file extention from .png to .jpg.
I'd really like MS Teams to check for the correct fileextention in the first place.

[#5]

For me it's bigger issue as a web developer. The file is not "converted" rather than just renamed, thus ending with wrong extension. To fix this I have to rename every single downloaded file accordingly to original name.

I've reported this bug directly to MS Teams developers team through our paid support and their reply was: "It's not a bug, it's defined by design of the app. We recommend to use UserVoice to suggest the change.". I've posted to UserVoice, but I still think it's a bug.

[#6]

To download jpg images as jpgs right-click the image and choose 'Open in Browser'. Then right-click the image in the browser and choose 'Save Image As…'

Still have to save all images one-by-one.

[#7]

Having to download all images click by click singly is a royal pain in the butt. Having to convert all faulty PNG's back to JPG's is just a cherry on top. 

This is embarassing, that such a key feature of a work-space App lacks functions that are important to so many of us working with websites, content creation and digital formats. 

And I know that our company pays way too much for this kind of Solution. I recommend to stick with Slack until this problem is solved. It saves more time and time is money.