Convert WebP image files to JPEG image — free, private and right in your browser.
When is it useful? Many websites now use WEBP images, but some editing programs, printers and older apps still cannot open them. WEBP to JPG makes downloaded images work in most apps.
Good to know: transparent parts of a WEBP image become white in the JPG. Adjust the Quality slider and optional width to control file size, and convert several images at once.
| Your WEBP | Result in JPG |
|---|---|
| Images saved from websites | Open almost everywhere as JPG |
| Transparent parts | Become white |
| Quality slider | Controls the file size |
| Width box | Optional smaller size |
| Several images | Converted at once |
Browser processing: your files are processed on your own device and are never uploaded to our server.
Many websites now serve pictures as WEBP because the files are small and load fast. When you save such a picture, you get a .webp file that older Windows photo viewers, some editors, printers, upload forms and messaging apps may not open. JPG works almost everywhere.
Each WEBP file is opened in your browser and saved as a JPG. Transparent parts become white because JPG cannot store transparency. Set the Quality slider (40–100, default 92) to control size and sharpness, and optionally type a width in pixels to make large images smaller — pictures are never enlarged. Animated WEBP files become a still JPG of the first frame.
Photos and illustrations convert well. Graphics with transparent backgrounds, such as logos and stickers, will get a white background; for those, Image to PNG keeps the transparency instead.
The file will not open: some downloads named .webp are actually other formats or damaged; try saving the image again. The JPG looks blurrier than expected: the WEBP was already compressed; raise the quality to 95, but lost detail cannot return. You need many images converted: add them all at once and download a single ZIP, or each file on its own.
Only use images you have the right to use, keep the original file, and choose PNG instead of JPG whenever transparency matters.