How to use it
Choose a JPG image.
Convert it to WebP in your browser.
Compare the size and download the WebP copy.
Convert JPG images to the modern WebP format locally in your browser for smaller files.
Get help with this toolWebP typically delivers the same visible quality as JPG at a noticeably smaller file size, which is why websites prefer it: faster pages, less bandwidth. Converting site images from JPG to WebP is one of the simplest web performance wins.
This tool converts JPG images to WebP in your browser at the quality you choose, and reports the resulting size so you can compare. The output is a re-encode of the source at the chosen quality — check the result before replacing originals, especially on images with fine text or gradients.
Choose a JPG image.
Convert it to WebP in your browser.
Compare the size and download the WebP copy.
Reducing image weight for a website
Preparing modern-format assets
Smaller files for websites with comparable visible quality.
Measured output size so the savings are verifiable.
Local conversion — no images sent to an optimization service.
WebP usually produces smaller files at similar visual quality, which helps web pages load faster.
Modern browsers support WebP; very old software may not. Keep the JPG when compatibility matters.
Yes, the image is processed in your browser.
This queue accepts only the input type for the current converter. Every result is created independently on your device.
Manage files locally. Processing starts only when the current tool supports it.