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Convert WebP to JPG without uploading

Drop WebP images and download JPG. This page is the image converter with WebP in and JPG out locked, using the same canvas path.

Runs in your browser Free No sign-up
  1. Choose file
  2. Set options
  3. Get result

Your file never leaves your device. Processed locally in your browser. Nothing is uploaded. Location and camera metadata (EXIF) are removed from the result.

This page only accepts WEBP and saves JPG.

Transparent areas become white in JPG.

How to convert WebP to JPG

1. Drop one or more WebP files. PNG and JPG are refused on this page. 2. Press “Convert images”. 3. Download the JPG, or a ZIP for a batch.

Use this when a form, a printer or an old editor says it does not accept WebP. JPG is the file that opens in the most places. It does not keep a transparent background.

Transparency becomes white

JPG has no transparent pixels. A WebP logo with a clear background is painted on white. If the background must stay clear, use WebP to PNG instead of this page.

Same converter, shorter page

Pixels are decoded in this tab and drawn to a canvas, then saved as JPG. Nothing is uploaded. Location metadata is not copied. Animated WebP keeps the first frame only. For other pairs, open Convert image.

How to check the JPG before you attach it

1. Open the download and look at edges that used to be transparent. 2. If you see a white box around a logo, switch to WebP to PNG and run that page instead. 3. Send the JPG when the receiver asked for a photo, not a cutout.

This page refuses PNG and JPG on purpose so the pair stays WebP to JPG. A mixed folder belongs on Convert image. The first frame is all you get from an animation.

Frequently asked questions

Why convert WebP to JPG instead of PNG?

JPG is usually smaller and is what most upload forms expect for a photo. PNG is the one to pick when you still need transparency.

Will a transparent logo stay transparent?

No. JPG fills the clear pixels with white. Use WebP to PNG when the background has to stay clear.

What about an animated WebP?

You get the first frame only, as a still JPG.

Is the WebP uploaded?

No. Decoding and saving happen in this tab.

The JPG looks softer than the WebP. Is that expected?

JPG is lossy. The canvas save uses a high quality, but it is still a new JPEG. It will not invent detail the WebP did not have.

Can I convert a folder of WebP files?

You can drop a batch up to the limit on the page. The browser does not offer a folder picker beyond that.