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Turn WebP images into JPG, many at once, in the size your form or app needs. Nothing is uploaded.
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JPG size
Transparent areas become
JPG has no transparency, so see-through areas get this colour.
Your images are converted inside your browser. They are never uploaded.
| Where it came from | Why it is WebP |
|---|---|
| "Save image as" in Chrome or Edge | Many websites serve WebP because it is smaller |
| WhatsApp stickers | Stickers are stored as WebP |
| Product photos from shopping sites | Sites convert photos to WebP to load faster |
| Images from Google Images | The site behind the image used WebP |
| Option | Use it for |
|---|---|
| Best quality | Keeping, printing, editing |
| Under 200 KB | Job portals, emails, most uploads |
| Under 100 KB | Many government and exam forms |
| Under 50 KB | Exam photo uploads with tight limits |
| Under 20 KB | Signatures and very small upload limits |
The tool lowers JPG quality first, then size in pixels if needed. For exact photo dimensions, like 3.5 × 4.5 cm, use the Image Resizer or the Passport Size Photo Maker after converting.
| You have | Use |
|---|---|
| iPhone photo (HEIC) | HEIC to JPG |
| PNG screenshot | PNG to JPG |
| PDF page | PDF to JPG |
| Several JPGs to send as one file | JPG to PDF |
Upload your WebP files, pick best quality or a KB limit, and tap Download. Several files come as one ZIP.
Yes. Choose them all together. Download each JPG on its own, or all of them in one ZIP.
Yes. Pick Under 100 KB, or 200, 50 or 20 KB. The tool lowers quality, then size in pixels, until it fits.
WebP compresses better than JPG, so the same picture is often larger as a JPG. Pick a KB limit to make it smaller.
JPG cannot be transparent, so those areas are filled with the colour you pick. White is the default.
It saves the first frame as a JPG, because JPG cannot move.
No. They are converted in your browser and never leave your device.
Yes, in Safari and Chrome.