Convert WebP to JPG
Turn WebP images into JPEGs that anything will accept.
Drop an image to start
Runs in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.
Plenty of things still refuse WebP — older editors, some print services, a few upload forms that check the extension. JPEG is the format nothing rejects, which is the whole reason for this conversion.
JPEG has no transparency, so any see-through area becomes a solid colour: white by default, black if you switch it. Worth a glance at the preview before saving if the source had an alpha channel.
Quality is a slider rather than a fixed setting, so you decide what the compatibility is worth. Around 85% the second encode is very hard to spot; below 70% you start seeing the first one being redrawn by the second, which is the particular ugliness of converting between two lossy formats.
Step by step
- 1Drop in your WebP files.
- 2Choose a background if the source had transparency.
- 3Set the quality, press Convert, then download one file or all of them.
Questions
What happens to transparency?
It is filled with white, or black if you choose. JPEG cannot store it.
Will the file get bigger?
Often slightly, since WebP compresses better. The point of the conversion is compatibility, not size.
Is quality lost?
Some — this is one lossy format re-encoded as another. Keep the quality slider high to make it hard to see.