PDF ToolsWEBP to JPG converts WEBP images, the format many websites use for smaller photos, into JPG, which almost every photo app, editor and printer can open. It runs entirely in your browser.
What you need
- One or more WEBP images, up to 100 MB each.
How to convert WEBP to JPG, step by step
- Open WEBP to JPG and select the WEBP images you want to convert.
The WEBP to JPG tool, ready for your files. - Set the JPEG quality. The slider runs from 60 to 100 percent; higher keeps more detail.
A WEBP image added, with the JPEG quality slider set before converting. - Select Convert. The button shows how many images will convert, for example Convert 1 image to JPG.
- Download the result. Each image gets its own Download button, plus a ZIP option for more than one.
The WEBP image is now a JPG, ready to download.
Credits: converting WEBP to JPG in your browser uses 1 credit per image, which your free daily credits cover. You get 10 free credits a day, or 25 with a free account.
Converting several files at once
Add more than one WEBP file and each one converts to its own JPG, keeping its own file name with a new extension. This is different from the image-to-PDF tools, which combine multiple files into one document: here, every input file produces its own separate output file, and the ZIP button just bundles those separate files together for a single download.
Choosing a quality setting
The default of 92 percent is a good balance for most photos. Drop it toward 60 to 70 percent for a smaller file when you are sending several images by email or message, and keep it near 100 for a photo you plan to print or edit further, where compression artifacts would show.
Tips
- Keep transparency? Use WEBP to PNG. JPG has no transparency, so a transparent area becomes white.
- Converting a photo from an iPhone instead? That is usually HEIC, not WEBP; see HEIC to JPG.
- Putting the JPGs into a PDF next? Use Images to PDF once you have converted them.
