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WebP to JPG

Convert WebP to JPG in your browser

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About WebP to JPG

WebP to JPG converts a WebP image, often saved from a website, into a JPG for apps and forms that do not accept WebP. Set "JPG quality" from 10 to 100 (92 at first) and choose the color that replaces transparent areas, white unless you change it. An animated WebP is turned into its first frame, and a note says so as soon as you pick the file. One image per conversion; the JPG keeps the WebP's name. Decoding and encoding happen in your browser, with MozJPEG in WebAssembly for very large images on iPhone and iPad.

How to convert WebP to JPG

  1. 1Pick the .webp image you saved; a note appears if it is animated.
  2. 2Adjust "JPG quality" and the color next to "Transparent areas become".
  3. 3Click "Convert".
  4. 4Click "Download" for a JPG named like the WebP.

Formats and limits

Input format
WebP (.webp), still or animated (first frame), one file
Output format
JPG, quality 10 to 100
Largest image
268 MP on a computer
On iPhone and iPad
Very large images are encoded by MozJPEG in memory; 48 MP is the largest size confirmed on a real iPhone

Where your file is processed

The WebP is opened by your browser and re-encoded as a JPG without leaving the device; we do not receive the image. If an error appears on screen, we log its cleaned wording with the tool's name and your browser's name and version (no file name, no image data) to find and fix the problem.

Frequently asked questions

Can I choose the JPG quality?

Yes. The "JPG quality" slider goes from 10 to 100 and starts at 92. Lower values give a smaller file with more visible compression; set it before clicking "Convert", and convert again to try another value.

Can I pick the color of a transparent background?

Yes. Transparent areas are filled with the color picked next to "Transparent areas become", white by default, because a JPG cannot store transparency. Pick black or any other color to match where the picture will be used.

Does the JPG keep an animated WebP's motion?

No. Only the first frame is kept, since JPG holds one still picture. The page warns you when the WebP is animated; to keep the motion, convert it to a GIF instead.

Tips and tricks

  • ✓If you need to keep the transparency, use WebP to PNG rather than JPG.

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