JPG to WebP converter
JPG opens everywhere, but it carries no transparency and sheds a little quality every time it is re-saved. Convert it in your browser, with your files staying on your machine.
JPG
ToDrop JPG files hereor choose files
Converted files don’t keep EXIF or color profile data.
Accepts .jpg and .jpeg files.
Runs in your browser. Your files never leave your device.
How to convert a JPG
- Add your JPG or JPEG filesDrag them in or pick them from disk. Both .jpg and .jpeg are the same format and both are accepted.
- Choose an output formatPNG to stop any further quality loss, WebP or AVIF to get the file substantially smaller than the original JPG.
- Convert and downloadFiles are re-encoded one at a time so you can watch the queue. A single file downloads directly; several come back zipped.
Questions about converting JPG
No, and no tool can. JPG discards detail permanently when it compresses; converting to PNG simply stops any further loss from that point on. It is worth doing before you start editing, so repeated saves do not degrade the image again — but it will not recover what the original compression threw away.
Nothing. They are the same format with two spellings of the same extension — early Windows filenames were limited to three characters, so .jpeg became .jpg and both stuck around. This converter accepts either.
JPG has no alpha channel, so there is nowhere to store transparency. If you need a transparent background, convert to PNG or WebP — though note that converting does not create transparency, it only allows it, so you would still need to remove the background yourself.
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