Make WebP copies of JPG photos for websites, blogs and online shops. Drop the photos below, compare the sizes, and convert them right on your device.
Drop or choose your JPG photos
The assistant opens with your files and does the rest.
Choose Files
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Drag the photos onto the box above, or click Choose Files. A batch is fine, and the request to turn them into WebP is already filled in.
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The assistant opens with your photos and shows WebP beside the other formats, each with an estimated size for your files. Tap WebP to convert them all.
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Every photo comes back as a WebP file with its own download button. Your JPG files are left exactly as they were.
WebP usually stores a photo in noticeably less space than JPG for a similar look, so pages built with it load faster and use less mobile data. Current versions of the major browsers display WebP, and many website builders and online shops accept it.
Both formats compress the picture, so turning a JPG into WebP compresses it a second time. The conversion uses a high quality by default to keep that hard to see, and you can ask for any quality from 1 to 100. A JPG that was already saved at a low quality may not get smaller, so check the sizes before you replace your originals.
The WebP file is written by your browser's own encoder, on your device, and leaves out hidden details such as the location. WebP is offered only when your browser can write a real WebP file; otherwise choose JPG or PNG.
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