Image to WebP
Free online image to WebP converter — shrink image file size with modern WebP format. No install, no upload to server.
How to Use
- Step 1: Drag and drop or select image files to convert
- Step 2: Check lossless option if you need original quality
- Step 3: Download your converted WebP files
Select Image Files
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Upload images to convert to WebP! Supports JPG, PNG, HEIC, GIF and more.
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Supported files
.jpg .jpeg .png .heic .heif .gif .bmp .tiff .tif .avif
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Frequently Asked Questions
WebP is an image format developed by Google that achieves smaller file sizes than JPG or PNG while maintaining similar image quality. It's widely used to improve website loading speeds.
Typically around 25–35% smaller than JPG and over 26% smaller than PNG. The exact savings depend on the image content, but it's highly effective for web optimization.
For photos with rich colors, lossy compression will reduce the file size more. For logos, icons, and images with text where sharpness matters, choose lossless compression.
Yes, all modern browsers — including Chrome, Firefox, Safari (since 2020), and Edge — support WebP. Older versions of Internet Explorer do not.
Yes, WebP supports transparency (alpha channel). Converting a PNG with a transparent background to WebP will preserve the transparency.