Make your website photos smaller without losing quality. Convert JPG and JPEG images to WebP, resize them for the web and download them all at once, right in your browser.
Drag them in, choose files or paste a screenshot. Up to 50 at a time.
Choose the format, quality and maximum width. Every image updates instantly.
Save each file, or download them all in one zip.
Google, which created WebP, reports that lossy WebP images are 25% to 34% smaller than JPGs of the same visual quality. In practice the saving is often bigger, because most JPGs on small business websites are also far larger in pixels than they need to be.
That's why this tool lets you resize while converting. A photo straight from a phone is often 4000 pixels wide or more. Shown at 1200 pixels on a website, the extra pixels only slow the page down.
WebP is a lossy format at these settings, just like JPG, but it's more efficient. At quality 75 to 85, most people can't tell the difference side by side. If you can, raise the quality slider: the new file size updates instantly, so you can find the right balance.
Yes. Photos taken on phones are rotated correctly before converting, so they won't come out sideways. Hidden data like camera details and GPS location is not copied into the new file, which is safer for photos you publish online.
Almost certainly. WordPress supports WebP since version 5.8, and modern browsers all display it. If a platform rejects WebP, such as some email or print services, keep the JPG version for that use.
Yes. JPG and JPEG are the same format with different file extensions. The tool accepts both.
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