WebP to JPEG Converter

Convert WebP images to universal JPEG format. Open files in any program β€” Photoshop, Word, older browsers, and mobile apps.

Convert JPEG to WebP

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Maximum size: 50 MB
Maximum files: 20

WebP format specifics

History and development

Google introduced WebP in 2010 as an alternative to JPEG and PNG for the web. The format is based on the VP8 video codec and provides better compression while maintaining quality.

WebP advantages

WebP files are 25-35% smaller than JPEG and 26% smaller than PNG at comparable quality. The format supports transparency (like PNG) and animation (like GIF) in one format.

Compatibility issues

Despite support in all modern browsers, many desktop programs don't work with WebP. Microsoft Office, older Photoshop versions, printing systems require JPEG.

When to keep WebP

If the file is only for web use (social media, websites) and not needed in other programs β€” keep WebP. The format is more efficient and supported by all browsers.

Future of image formats

AVIF and JPEG XL are next-generation formats. They're even more efficient than WebP but have limited support so far. JPEG will remain a universal standard for many years.

How to convert WebP to JPEG

1

Upload WebP image

Drag and drop the file into the upload area. WebP files are often downloaded from websites or messengers.

2

Adjust quality

Choose compression level from 1 to 100. For photos, 85-90 is recommended; for web graphics, 75-80.

3

Download JPEG

The resulting file opens in any program. JPEG is supported by all operating systems and image editors.

About File Formats

WebP

WebP is Google's modern format for web images. Combines JPEG advantages (photo compression) and PNG (transparency) in one format with better compression.

  • β€’ 25-35% smaller than JPEG at same quality
  • β€’ Transparency and animation support
  • β€’ Lossy and lossless compression modes
  • β€’ Supported by all modern browsers

JPEG / JPG

JPEG is the universal format for photographs with 30 years of history. Works everywhere: in any program, on any device, in any operating system.

  • β€’ Absolute compatibility with all platforms
  • β€’ Adjustable compression level
  • β€’ Full EXIF metadata support
  • β€’ Accepted by printers and photo labs

WebP vs JPEG Comparison

Feature WebP JPEG
Developer Google Joint Photographic Experts Group
Year created 2010 1992
File size 25-35% smaller Base size
Transparency Supported Not supported
Animation Supported Not supported
Compatibility Modern browsers All programs and devices
EXIF metadata Supported Full support

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