How to use JPG to WebP
- Add your JPG images.
- Choose the WebP quality (80 to 90% is a good range).
- Press Convert and download the WebP files.
About this tool
WebP files are typically noticeably smaller than JPGs at similar visual quality, which makes pages load faster and saves bandwidth. All current major browsers can display WebP, so it is safe for websites today.
Your browser does the encoding, so this page only works where the browser can save WebP (Chrome, Edge and Firefox can). If the option is unavailable, the tool tells you. Keep your original JPGs as a backup, and compare sizes with Compress Image if you need a specific target.
Good to know
- Needs a browser that can save WebP. If yours cannot, the tool says so.
- Some very old software cannot open WebP. Keep the JPG if you share files widely.
- Up to 50 images at once.
JPG to WebP: frequently asked questions
Is WebP really smaller than JPG?
Usually, at similar visual quality, though savings vary by image. Try the quality slider and compare the sizes shown.
Will every browser show WebP images?
All current major browsers do. Older programs and some upload forms may not accept the format.
Why is the WebP option missing?
Your browser cannot save WebP files. Use a recent Chrome, Edge or Firefox.