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JPEG to WebP Converter

Click to choose your JPEG images

Multiple files supported

Settings

80%

Recommended: 80% for sharp images with smaller files.

How to convert JPEG to WebP

Four quick steps to turn your JPG and JPEG photos into smaller WebP files.

  1. Upload – click the upload box and choose your JPEG or JPG images. You can select several at once.
  2. Set the quality – around 80% keeps photos sharp while cutting file size. Use 85–90% for the closest match to the original.
  3. Compare the sizes – each image shows its original size, new size and the percentage saved.
  4. Download – press Download to save your WebP files.
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Pro tip: keep your original JPEG files. WebP is a fresh round of compression, so you can always go back and convert again at a higher quality.

Why convert JPEG to WebP?

JPEG has been the standard for photos for decades. WebP, developed by Google, does the same job with smaller files.

Smaller photosOften 25–35% less size
Faster pagesQuicker loading, less data
Same lookSharp at 80% quality
Wide supportChrome, Edge, Firefox, Safari

At similar visual quality, WebP photos are often 25–35% smaller than JPEG. Smaller images mean web pages load faster, use less bandwidth and feel better on mobile connections, which helps both visitors and search rankings. WebP is a great fit for product photos, blog images and website banners. It also offers features JPEG does not have, such as transparency and animation. All current versions of Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari can display WebP.

Frequently asked questions

Will my photos lose quality?

WebP at 80% usually looks very close to the original JPEG while being noticeably smaller. JPEG is already compressed, so converting adds a little more compression. Raise the quality to 85–90% if you want a closer match.

How much smaller will my files be?

Savings are often around 25–35%, but they depend on the photo. The result list shows the exact before and after size for every image.

What quality should I choose?

Start at 80%. Lower it for smaller files, or raise it if you notice any blur or banding.

Will the WebP file have a transparent background?

No. JPEG images do not contain transparency, so the WebP keeps the same solid background as your original photo.

Can I convert many images at once?

Yes. Add as many JPEG or JPG files as you like and download them together.