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Convert images to and from WebP format

WebP delivers 25–35 % smaller files than JPEG and PNG at comparable quality — making it the go-to format for fast-loading web pages. Convert to WebP for your site, or convert WebP files back to JPEG/PNG when you need universal compatibility.

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Features

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Two-way conversion

Convert JPEG or PNG to WebP to shrink file sizes for the web, or convert WebP back to JPEG/PNG when you need a format that every app and device supports.

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Lossy and lossless modes

Choose lossy compression for photographs (smaller files, slight quality trade-off) or lossless compression for graphics and screenshots (pixel-perfect, larger files).

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Quality and effort controls

Fine-tune output quality from 1 to 100 and set the compression effort level from 0 (fast) to 6 (smallest file). Defaults of quality 80 and effort 4 balance speed and size.

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Batch processing

Convert up to 25 images in a single session. Results download individually or as a consolidated ZIP archive.

How to use

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Choose conversion direction

Select whether you want to convert to WebP or from WebP to JPEG/PNG using the toggle at the top of the tool.

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Upload images

Drag and drop files into the converter. Accepted inputs depend on the direction: JPEG/PNG when converting to WebP, or WebP when converting out.

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Adjust settings

Pick lossy or lossless mode, set the quality slider, and choose the compression effort level.

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Convert and download

Click Convert, review the file-size savings in the results panel, and download your new files.

Specifications

Input formatsJPEG, PNG, WebP
Output formatsWebP, JPEG, PNG
Max file size50 MB per image
Quality range1–100
Compression effort0 (fastest) – 6 (smallest)
ProcessingClient-side via Canvas API

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Common questions

Do all browsers support WebP?

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As of 2024, WebP is supported by Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, and Opera — covering over 97 % of global web traffic. Internet Explorer does not support WebP, but its usage share is below 0.5 %.

How much smaller is WebP compared to JPEG?

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Google's studies show WebP lossy images are 25–34 % smaller than JPEG at equivalent visual quality, and WebP lossless images are 26 % smaller than PNG.

Should I use lossy or lossless WebP?

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Use lossy for photographs where a slight quality trade-off is acceptable in exchange for much smaller files. Use lossless for UI elements, screenshots, and any image where pixel-perfect accuracy matters.

Boost quality after conversion

Converting formats does not improve the underlying image. Run your WebP or JPEG through AI Enhance to sharpen details, correct exposure, and bring photos to life.

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