Why Use This Tool?
WebP makes websites faster — the same photo weighs 25 to 35 percent less than a JPG at the same visual quality. Drop your JPGs here and get web-ready WebP files without touching a command line.
A quality slider gives you control over the size-versus-sharpness trade, and everything happens locally in your browser, so client photos never touch a server.
How It Works
- Drop your JPG files — single images or a whole folder.
- Pick your quality. 75–85 is the sweet spot for web images.
- Download the WebP files and watch your page weight drop.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is WebP smaller than JPG?
Usually by 25–35% at equal quality, sometimes more on photos. Graphics and screenshots also benefit, though less dramatically.
Will WebP work everywhere?
All modern browsers support WebP, and it has been standard on the web for years. Very old software may need PNG or JPG instead.
What quality should I pick?
75–85 works for most web images. Go higher for hero photos, lower for thumbnails.
Tips & Things to Watch
- Transparency survives the trip — WebP keeps alpha channels.
- Batch-convert an entire uploads folder in one drop.
- Keep the JPG originals so you can re-export later.