WebP to JPG converter: free, in bulk, nothing uploaded
Drop your WebP or AVIF images on the box and get JPG or PNG files back in seconds, as many as you like.
- Free, no sign-up
- Runs in your browser
- Nothing uploaded or kept
Drop WebP images here
or choose them from your device, as many as you like
- Converted on your device. Nothing is uploaded
- No limits on images or file size
- Keeps true colours & photo details
More options
How to use it
Add your images
Drop WebP or AVIF images on the box, or paste them. Add as many as you like at once.
Pick JPG or PNG
Transparent areas turn white, or any colour you choose. PNG keeps the transparency.
Download them
Save one file, a ZIP of the lot, or send them straight to a folder.
They are converted on your own device, so nothing is uploaded, there is no daily limit, and transparent backgrounds are handled properly instead of turning black.
Why use this converter and not another
Many online converters upload your images to a server, cap how many you can do a day, and ask you to sign up for more. This one does none of that, because the work happens in your browser.
- Nothing is uploaded. Your images are opened and converted on your own device. Open your browser's Network tab while you convert to see for yourself.
- No limits. No daily cap, no limit on how many files, no file-size cap other than your device's memory, no watermark and no account.
- Keep it under a size. Set a file size limit (100 KB, 200 KB, 500 KB, 1 MB, 2 MB or 5 MB) for a form or an email. It keeps the best quality that fits and shrinks the picture only if it has to.
- True colours. The colour profile is kept, so wide-colour pictures are not washed out, or you can convert to standard sRGB for the widest compatibility.
- Transparency done right. Transparent areas are filled with white, or any colour you pick, and blended at the edges so there is no dark fringe. Choose PNG or WebP output to keep the transparency.
- WebP and AVIF. Both convert the same way. Animated files give their first frame, and the tool says so.
- Batches and folders. Drop a whole folder. Download one ZIP, or save straight into a folder on Chrome and Edge; on a phone, send them to your photo library.
How to save an image as JPG instead of WebP
Chrome, Edge and Firefox save the file the website sends, and many sites send WebP, so right-click then Save image as gives you a .webp file. That is fine for the web, but many programs, print shops, upload forms and older apps still reject it. Save the image, drop it on the box above, and download the JPG. Dropping a link does not work, because the page never fetches anything for you: that is part of why nothing leaves your device.
WebP to JPG on Windows, Mac, Android and iPhone
You do not need to install anything. This page runs in the browser on your computer or phone, so the steps are the same: add the images, pick JPG or PNG, download. On a phone, use Save to Photos (iPhone) or Share to put the converted pictures in your library.
WebP vs JPG vs PNG
- WebP files are usually smaller than JPG at similar quality (Google reports about 25 to 34%), and can hold transparency and animation. Support is nearly universal in browsers but patchy in older software.
- JPG is the safe choice for photos: it opens everywhere. It has no transparency.
- PNG is lossless and keeps transparency, at the cost of larger files. Use it for logos, screenshots and graphics.
What happens to a transparent background
A JPG cannot be see-through, so transparent areas are filled. The default is white; pick any colour under More options, for example black for a light logo. Semi-transparent edges are blended with the fill colour. If you need to keep the transparency, choose PNG instead.
Do I lose quality?
WebP to JPG compresses the picture again, so there is a small loss in principle. At the default quality of 90 it is not visible; raise the quality slider, or choose PNG for no loss at all. If your WebP has a colour profile (such as Display P3), it is carried into the JPG so colours stay true.
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AVIF and WebP decoding is done by your browser itself; the optional JPEG encoder is an open-source codec: see the open-source licences.
Frequently asked questions
How do I convert WebP to JPG?
Drop your WebP images on the box above (or press Choose images, or paste them), leave the format on JPG and press Download. Each image converts on your own device in a fraction of a second. For several images you get one ZIP, or you can save them straight into a folder.
Is this WebP to JPG converter free?
Yes. There is no sign-up, no watermark, no daily limit and no cap on how many images you add or how big they are. The work happens in your browser instead of on our servers, so each conversion costs us nothing, which is why the limits can stay off.
Are my images uploaded anywhere, and can I paste a link?
Nothing is uploaded: images are opened, converted and saved on your own device, and you can check it in your browser's Network tab. For the same reason the page cannot fetch an image from a link. Save the image first (right-click, Save image as), then drop the file here.
How do I convert WebP to JPG in bulk?
Add as many images as you like, or drop a whole folder with its subfolders. They convert several at a time, and you can download them all as one ZIP, or save them straight into a folder in Chrome and Edge.
How do I save an image as JPG instead of WebP in Chrome?
Chrome saves what the website sends, and many sites send WebP, so right-click then Save image as gives you a .webp file. Save it, drop it here and download the JPG. Extensions that convert on the fly exist, but they see every image you save; converting afterwards on this page keeps that in your hands.
Can I convert WebP to PNG?
Yes: choose PNG. PNG keeps transparent areas transparent and loses nothing, but the files are bigger. Choose JPG for the smallest files and the widest support.
What happens to a transparent background when I convert WebP to JPG?
JPG has no transparency, so transparent areas are filled with a colour: white by default, or any colour you pick under More options. Semi-transparent edges are blended with that colour, so there is no dark fringe.
What about animated WebP files?
A JPG or PNG holds one picture, so only the first frame is converted, and the tool says so on that file. To keep the movement you need an animated format such as GIF, or a video.
Does it convert AVIF too?
Yes. AVIF images convert the same way in any browser that can open AVIF, which is every current one. Animated AVIF files give their first frame.
Can I convert WebP to JPG without losing quality?
WebP to JPG compresses the picture again, so there is a small loss in principle; at the default quality of 90 it is not visible. For no loss at all, choose PNG. Colours are kept true: if the WebP has a colour profile (such as Display P3), it is carried into the JPG.
Can I get the JPG under 200 KB, or another size?
Yes. Set File size limit (100 KB to 5 MB). The converter finds the highest quality that fits, and shrinks the picture itself only if it has to.
Why do websites use WebP, and is JPG better?
WebP files are usually smaller than JPG at similar quality (Google reports about 25 to 34% smaller), so pages load faster; WebP can also hold transparency and animation. JPG is older and opens in every program, editor, printer and upload form, which is why people convert WebP back to JPG.
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