Convert WebP images to JPG locally in your browser. Supports batch conversion, quality presets, resizing for web/email/social, metadata removal, and ZIP download.
Read the guide Get help with this toolWebP is common on the web — many sites serve images in it — but some destinations still do not accept it: older editors, certain forms, and apps that only know JPG and PNG. Converting a downloaded WebP to JPG makes it usable in those places.
This tool converts WebP images to JPG locally in your browser. One characteristic to know: JPG does not support transparency, so if the WebP has a transparent background, the JPG fills it with a solid color — review the exported result before using it where the background matters.
New: Convert multiple images at once with the batch queue. Each image is processed independently, and you can download individual JPGs or a single ZIP containing all results. Quality presets (Maximum 95%, High 85%, Balanced 75%, Smaller File 65%) let you trade file size for visual fidelity. Optional resize presets (Web 1920px, Email 1200px, Social 1080px, or Custom Width) reduce dimensions while preserving aspect ratio. By default, EXIF metadata (camera settings, GPS, timestamps) is removed for privacy; you can choose to keep it, though browser support for preserving EXIF during canvas re-encoding is limited.
Choose one or more WebP images from your device.
Optionally set quality (Maximum/High/Balanced/Smaller File), resize (Web/Email/Social/Custom), and choose whether to keep or remove EXIF metadata.
Convert the batch locally in your browser — no uploads, no server.
Download individual JPGs or a single ZIP containing all converted images.
Keep the original WebP images as backups.
Universal JPG output from WebP images, converted locally.
Private: personal images are not uploaded to a conversion service.
Batch queue processes multiple images independently — download ZIP or individual files.
Quality presets, resize options, and metadata control for every use case.
Straightforward workflow with immediate download.
No. All conversion runs locally in your browser. Your images never leave your device.
Yes. The batch queue accepts multiple files and processes them independently. You can download a ZIP with all results.
Maximum (95%), High (85%), Balanced (75%), Smaller File (65%). Higher quality = larger file. WebP to JPG is a lossy conversion.
Yes. Presets: Web (max 1920px wide), Email (max 1200px wide), Social (max 1080px wide), or Custom Width. Aspect ratio is always preserved.
By default, metadata is removed for privacy and smaller file size. You can choose to keep it, but browser support for preserving EXIF during canvas re-encoding is limited.
No. The tool creates separate JPG copies; your originals are untouched.
Yes, 25MB per file. The browser may have memory limits for very large batches.
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.