How to convert JPG to WEBP
- Add your JPG photos (up to 50).
- Set the quality: 90 by default, 75–85 for the web.
- Convert and download your WEBPs.
WEBP is the recommended format for website images: at the same visual quality it's usually lighter than JPG. Lighter images mean faster pages, especially on mobile and average connections — which matters for SEO and for keeping visitors on an online shop.
It's useful for a WordPress, Shopify or custom site, a product catalog, a portfolio or a blog. Every modern browser displays WEBP without issue.
The quality slider lets you find the right balance. 90 (the default) keeps maximum detail; between 75 and 85 the size saving is large and the difference is hard to see on a photo. For high-contrast visuals with text, stay towards the top. Also consider shrinking very large photos with the resize tool.
Keep your original JPGs: some older software and platforms still don't accept WEBP. Uploaded files are processed in memory and deleted after 30 minutes.
Frequently asked questions
Is WEBP really smaller than JPG?
Usually yes, at comparable visual quality, which makes pages load faster.
What quality should I use for a website?
75–85 for most photos; 90 if you want to keep maximum detail.
Do all browsers support WEBP?
Yes, all modern desktop and mobile browsers display it.
Can I convert a whole catalog?
Yes, up to 50 images per conversion; repeat for the next batch.
Do the image dimensions change?
No, the resolution is kept. Use the resize tool to make it smaller.