Convert a JPG photo to WebP
Make a WebP copy of your JPG or JPEG photo. Adjust the quality, then compare the file size and detail before you use it.
Updated
Drop your image here
or click to browse
JPG, JPEG · up to 100 MB
Cloud processing requires sign-in and uses credits. An eligible local trial may be offered before sign-in. Review the processing mode, access and cost shown for your file.
Make a WebP copy of your JPG or JPEG photo. Adjust the quality, then compare the file size and detail before you use it.
How It Works
- Step 1. Choose the quality
- Step 2. Convert and save your WebP
- Step 3. Check large-image dimensions
Choose the quality
Start with the default Quality setting. If the saved WebP is larger than you need, try a lower setting and look for changes around fine edges and textures. Keep the version that meets both your size limit and your image needs.
Convert and save your WebP
Add one JPG or JPEG file, up to 100 MB. Adjust Quality if needed, then click Convert.
Use Download when the result is ready. Open the copy where you’ll use it (a website upload form, for example) and make sure it accepts WebP. Keep your JPG original.
Check large-image dimensions
Converting a large image can reduce its dimensions. If you need a specific width and height, check the downloaded WebP before replacing the original.
Questions about JPG to WebP
No. This tool accepts one JPG or JPEG at a time.
No fixed reduction is guaranteed. Compare the downloaded file with your original and choose the version that meets your size and detail requirements.
Yes, especially if it is your best available source. Use the WebP copy where it is accepted, and retain the JPG for future editing or destinations that need it. Repeatedly converting between lossy formats can gradually reduce image quality.