JPG to WEBP.
Convert JPG photos to WEBP with adjustable quality and dimensions.
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- 1Choose images
- 2Adjust & preview
- 3Download
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JPG images · Up to 50 MB per fileTHREE SIMPLE STEPS
JPG to WEBP: step by step.
- 01
Choose up to 20 JPG or JPEG photos and confirm that the destination accepts WebP.
- 02
Keep the original dimensions for a first comparison, choose quality, then convert and compare the actual preview and file size.
- 03
Download individual WebP images or the batch ZIP. Keep the source JPGs for future edits.
A PRACTICAL EXAMPLE
Convert JPG images to WebP and compare file sizes
Prepare an image for a website that accepts WebP. Start with the original dimensions so the size comparison is not confused by resizing.
Try with a practice file
Original, fictional samples. Download a file, then select it in the tool above.
- Input
- JPG photos
- Output
- WebP
- Dimensions
- Keep original dimensions for the first comparison
Check the result
Compare the original and converted sizes and inspect text or sharp edges. Adjust quality if the result shows visible artifacts. A conversion is not guaranteed to save space.
Compare a worked result
Folio-generated fictional examples. These checks apply to the supplied files and settings.
- Receipt converted to WebP
Original dimensions; default quality 85%; Actual WebP output.
Check that the destination accepts WebP. Keep your original JPG instead of repeatedly converting between lossy formats.
A FEW HELPFUL DETAILSKnow your document.
Know your document.
Get a better result.
Use WebP when a website or publishing workflow accepts it and you want to compare another format’s file size. Start with the original dimensions to separate format savings from resizing. If the image is larger than it will be displayed, reduce its longest edge and check the result at the intended display size. Quality is adjustable and conversion can introduce artifacts, so inspect fine text, faces and high-contrast edges before replacing an existing image.
Will WebP always be smaller than my JPG?
No. The result depends on the source and quality setting. Compare the reported file sizes at the same dimensions; an already optimized JPG may provide little saving.
Does converting to WebP improve the original photo?
No. Conversion re-encodes the available pixels and cannot restore details lost to blur or earlier compression. Keep the original instead of repeatedly converting between JPG and WebP.
Can I resize and convert a batch together?
Yes. Apply the maximum-dimension and quality settings to the batch, then review each result. The tool accepts up to 20 JPG/JPEG files, 50 MB per file and 150 MB total; decoded images are limited to 25 million pixels.