Why Use This Tool?
Already serving WebP but the file is still heavier than you'd like? Re-compress it at a lower quality point — WebP holds up remarkably well even at 70%, and transparency survives the trip.
The savings badge on each result shows real numbers before you download, and batches finish in seconds since nothing leaves the browser.
How It Works
- Drop your WebP files — site assets or batches.
- Pick a quality point. 70–80 is nearly invisible and much lighter.
- Download the smaller files and swap them into your site.
Frequently Asked Questions
How small can WebP get?
At quality 70–80 most web images drop another 30–50% with no visible change. Below 60 you'll notice soft edges.
Does transparency survive?
Yes — WebP keeps its alpha channel through recompression, unlike JPG.
Is this lossless?
No — this is lossy re-encoding. For zero quality loss, use the Lossless Image Compressor instead.
Tips & Things to Watch
- 70–80 is the sweet spot for web delivery.
- One pass only — stacking recompressions degrades quality.
- Keep your masters so you can re-export at any quality.