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WEBP to JPG.

Convert WEBP images to JPG. Preview the result and choose quality and dimensions.

On your deviceNo sign-up neededFree to use
  1. 1Choose images
  2. 2Adjust & preview
  3. 3Download

or drop your files here

WEBP images · Up to 50 MB per file
THREE SIMPLE STEPS

WEBP to JPG: step by step.

  1. 01

    Choose your images.

  2. 02

    Adjust the settings and review the result.

  3. 03

    Download individual images or the complete batch.

A FEW HELPFUL DETAILS

Know your document.
Get a better result.

Process up to 20 JPG, PNG or WEBP images in one batch. Choose output dimensions and compare the file sizes. JPG uses a white background for transparent areas. PNG encoding is lossless; JPG and WEBP quality settings use lossy compression.

Can I check the result first?

Yes. Switch between the original and result, inspect the dimensions and file size, and change settings before downloading.

Will compression always make a smaller file?

No. Already optimized images may not shrink. When the format and dimensions are unchanged, the compression tool keeps the smaller original instead of increasing its size.

What’s next for your document?

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