JPG to WebP
WebP is often a quarter to a third smaller than JPG at similar quality, so pages load faster. Convert your photos here and compare the sizes before you download.
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How it works
Your JPGOne or many
Pick the formatNothing is uploaded
WEBP filesOne file, or a ZIP
Step by step
- Choose or drop your JPG photos. They stay on your phone or computer.
- Each one is converted to WebP, right in your browser. Move the quality slider to trade size for detail.
- Download the file, or one ZIP when you convert several. Up to 5 at a time are free.
Questions
Do exam or visa portals accept WebP?
Rarely. Most ask for JPG, so keep JPG for forms and use WebP for websites, blogs and online shops.
Which quality should I use?
Around 80 is a good start for websites. Check the preview and raise it if you see blur around edges or text.
What if my browser cannot save WebP?
Some browsers can open WebP but cannot save it. If yours is one of them, the tool says so and saves PNG instead. Chrome, Edge and Firefox all save WebP.
Is it free?
Yes. Up to 5 images at a time are free, with no sign-up and no watermark. To convert any number in one go, get a one-time 24-hour image converter pass (US$1.49).