JPG to WebP Converter

Convert JPG to WebP

Replacing JPG images with WebP is a quick win for website speed. WebP files are usually noticeably smaller for the same visual quality, so pages load faster and use less data on mobile connections.

Smaller files, same look

WebP uses a more modern compression method than JPG, which lets it describe photographs in fewer bytes. For blogs, shops and portfolios with many photos, switching can cut total page weight meaningfully, which is good for visitors and for search performance.

Practical advice

Keep your JPG masters, publish the WebP versions and test them on the browsers your visitors use. All current major browsers handle WebP, but some email, print and desktop programs do not, so keep a JPG for those uses.

Fitting it into your workflow

A practical routine is to keep your JPG files as the source, convert them in batches of up to 20, and upload the WebP versions to your site. Most content management systems and shop platforms now accept WebP directly, and many can also create the WebP versions automatically if you prefer not to do it by hand.

Good to know about JPG to WebP

• Resize photos to the size they are displayed at before converting; that saves more than any format change.
• JPG to WebP re-compresses the image, so avoid converting the same file repeatedly.
• Metadata such as GPS location is not included in the converted file.

Frequently asked questions

How do I convert JPG to WebP?

Drop your JPG files onto the converter above (or click to choose them), press Convert and download the WebP files. It works in your browser and needs no software.

Does JPG to WebP lose quality?

WebP is lossy, so the picture is compressed again. At normal viewing sizes the loss is rarely visible.

Do all browsers display WebP?

All current versions of Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari support it. Very old browsers and some non-browser tools do not.

Is the JPG to WebP converter free?

Yes. You can convert up to 20 files per batch, 10MB each, without creating an account. A free account raises the file limit to 25MB, and Pro or the 24-hour pass go up to 100MB per file with larger batches.

Which files can I upload?

This page is set up for JPG (JPG, JPEG), but the converter also accepts many other formats, including JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, HEIC, TIFF, BMP, PSD and camera RAW files.

What happens to my files?

Uploaded files are used only to produce your conversion and are deleted automatically. See the privacy policy for the exact retention details.