WebP to JPG Converter

Saved a picture and found out it is a WebP? Drop it here and get a JPG that opens everywhere, ready for forms, emails and old editors.

Quality: 92%

Higher looks sharper and weighs more. 85-92% is hard to tell from the original.

Background

Fills transparent areas, because this format cannot keep them.

or drop them here, or paste with Ctrl+V. Up to 30 at once. They never leave your device.

How it works

Add your images
Choose files, drop them on the box or paste a copied image. Several at once is fine.
Adjust if you want
The page opens on the settings most people need for this conversion. Change them and every image is converted again.
Download
Save each file, or take them all in one ZIP. The conversion runs in your browser: nothing is uploaded.

When a JPG is the better answer

JPG is the format every upload form, email client and document tool accepts. Government portals and job applications in particular often reject WebP and ask for JPG.

A JPG is also small. At 92% quality the difference from the WebP is invisible to the eye, and you can lower the slider when a site caps the file size.

Good to know

JPG cannot be transparent. Transparent parts of the WebP are filled with white or black, your choice.
92% is the default: sharp, and still light. Go lower to save weight, higher only for pictures you will edit again.
An animated WebP gives one JPG, from its first frame.

PNG, JPG, WebP and SVG compared

Format	Transparency	Best for	File weight
PNG	Yes	Logos, screenshots, editing	Heavy for photos
JPG	No	Photos, email, uploads	Light
WebP	Yes	Websites	Lightest
SVG	Yes	Icons, logos at any size	Tiny, but it is a drawing

Frequently asked questions

What happens to the transparent parts of my WebP?

JPG has no transparency, so those areas get a solid background. White is the default, black is one click away. If you need to keep the transparency, convert to PNG instead.

Why does a website save my image as WebP?

Many sites serve WebP because it is lighter than JPG at the same look. Browsers then save what they were given. Converting it back to JPG is safe and takes seconds here.

Will the JPG be sharp?

At the default 92% it looks the same as the WebP for almost every picture. Converting twice with loss can add small artifacts, so keep the WebP original if you may need it again.

Are my images uploaded to a server?

No. The conversion happens in your browser with your device's own image engine. The files never leave your computer or phone, which also means there is no waiting for an upload.

Is there a limit, a watermark or a signup?

No signup, no watermark. You can convert up to 30 images at once, up to 60 MB each, and use the results for anything, including commercial work.