Useful for
- Reduce blog and landing-page image weight
- Prepare product photos for modern browsers
- Resize a batch before publishing
Compress JPG photographs into modern WebP files for faster websites and smaller downloads.
Or browse your files. A whole batch is welcome.
JPG · Up to 20 filesYou can also paste an image from your clipboard.Your original files stay unchanged.
WebP often makes photos smaller, although very low quality settings can introduce visible compression artifacts.
The source JPG has no transparency; the resulting WebP remains fully opaque.
Start around 82% quality and compare the downloaded result with the original at full size.
Drop up to 20 files, browse your device, or paste from your clipboard. They stay right here.
WebP is already selected. Adjust the quality or dimensions if you need to.
Hit convert and save your new images. Download one at a time or grab the whole batch as a ZIP.
Family photos, work screenshots, half-finished ideas. You shouldn’t have to upload them just to change a file format.
FormatSprout does the conversion inside your browser. Your images and filenames never reach our servers.
How local conversion worksKeep transparent backgrounds. Get an editing-friendly file.
Lighter images for your next website, post, or project.
A familiar format for attachments, apps, and upload forms.
Give your iPhone photos a format everyone can open.
Lighter images for your next website, post, or project.
Lighter images for your next website, post, or project.
A few things you might be wondering.
Read our privacy policyIt often is at comparable visual quality, but the result depends on the image and the original compression.
Current Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and Safari releases support WebP images.
No. FormatSprout converts images locally in your browser. Your files never reach our servers.
Yes. There is no account, watermark, daily quota, or payment required.