WebP to JPG
You saved an image from a website, got a .webp file instead of a JPG, and now it won't upload anywhere? Convert WebP to JPG here, the format that forms, listing sites and older programs all know. A few clicks, nothing to install.
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Many websites now serve images as WebP, so when you save one, that's the file you get. It looks fine in the browser, but an upload form may reject it and an older photo viewer may not even open it. Drop it here and you'll have a regular JPG in a moment. Further down: why your browser saves WebP, which sites won't take it and what happens to transparent or animated images.
How to convert WebP to JPG
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Add your WebP images
Drag .webp files onto the page or choose them with the button, several at once if you like.
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Pick a background color
Transparent areas are filled with this color. The default white works for documents and listings.
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Set the quality
The default quality of 90 suits most images. If you need a smaller file, move the slider lower.
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Download the JPG files
One image downloads as a JPG, several in one ZIP. Any file that could not be converted is listed.
Where WebP gets rejected
Plenty of forms don't list WebP among the allowed formats. Google Business Profile takes only JPG or PNG, and a LinkedIn profile photo must be PNG or JPG. Older upload forms often list just JPG and PNG as well.
Why does Chrome save images as WebP?
Chrome doesn't choose the format, the website does. Many sites serve WebP because it's usually smaller than JPG at similar quality. The browser displays it without trouble, and when you save the image you get a file ending in .webp. The trouble starts outside the browser.
An older photo viewer or image editor may not open it, and an upload form may refuse it. The simplest fix is to convert it to JPG, which nearly every program and website accepts.
How to save a WebP image as JPG
Save the image the way the browser offers it, as .webp. Then drop the file on this page, click Convert WebP to JPG and download the JPG. It works the same in Chrome, Firefox, Edge and Safari, on a computer or a phone.
If you need the image for a listing or a product page, check the site's size limit after converting too, and if needed shrink the file with Compress image.
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FAQ
What is a WebP file and how do I open it?
Why won't my program open WebP files?
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What about animated WebP images?
Will the JPG be bigger than the WebP?
Can I convert several WebP files at once?
Is WebP to JPG conversion free and safe?
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