About JPG → WebP
Re-encode JPEG images as modern WebP with adjustable quality, live dimensions, previews, and size comparison.
The browser decodes the JPEG, redraws it on a Canvas, and exports WebP at the selected quality. Before-and-after file sizes and previews help you choose an acceptable tradeoff without uploading the photograph.
How to use it
- Enter or select your source data.
- Adjust the available options and run the tool.
- Review, copy, or download the result.
Common use cases
- Reduce article and landing-page image weight.
- Prepare product or portfolio photographs for modern browsers.
- Compare multiple quality settings before replacing a source asset.
Worked example
Convert a 2 MB photo to quality-80 WebP and compare the reduction.
Limitations and responsible use
- Input images are limited to 25 MB and must be decodable by the browser.
- Lossy conversion can introduce artifacts, especially around text and sharp edges.
- Metadata such as EXIF, GPS, camera information, and color profiles may not survive Canvas export.
Frequently asked questions
Will WebP always be smaller than JPEG?
Not always. Size depends on the source, dimensions, encoder, and selected quality.
Does conversion resize the image?
No. This tool preserves decoded dimensions; use Image Resize when dimensions must change.