WebP to JPG Converter

Select or drop WebP files into the tool. Choose settings or use the defaults. For multiple files, the same settings can be applied to all. Each JPG uses the original file name with a .jpg extension.

Set Quality from 1% to 100%, with 90% as the default. For dimensions, choose Original size, Set width, Set height, or Percentage. Proportions stay the same when resizing. The size value can range from 1 to 16,384, and neither output side can exceed 16,384 pixels.

JPG cannot preserve transparency. Choose white, black, or a color for transparent areas, with white as the default. Start conversion, then download the JPGs. For a batch, download the results in a ZIP named webp-to-jpg.zip. If you want to adjust the result, change the settings and process the file again without selecting it again.

Use Original size when you want to keep the image dimensions, or choose Set width, Set height, or Percentage when you need a different size. Resizing keeps proportions. The output-side cap is 16,384 pixels, and very large images can also run into the browser canvas limit, about 150 megapixels. On iPhone or iPad, that limit is about 16.7 megapixels. There is no file-size limit or daily quota, but those canvas limits still apply.

Conversion happens in your browser, and files are not uploaded. No registration is needed. The tool is free and does not add a watermark or branding to results. This can be useful when you want JPG copies without sending the WebP files to a server.

The conversion re-encodes the image, so JPG results do not retain EXIF, GPS, XMP, or color-profile metadata. Phone photo orientation is applied to the pixels. Keep the original WebP if you need its metadata or want to preserve transparency, since JPG does not support either.