JPG to WEBP for WordPress: save bandwidth
Convert JPG to WEBP locally in your browser for WordPress. No upload. Tune quality (0.75) for size vs. sharpness.
Runs locally • No upload ![WEBP preview]()
JPG → WEBP Converter
Convert JPG/JPEG to WEBP directly in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.
Drop JPG/JPEG image(s) here
or
Free: 1 file • Pro: batch (ZIP) + higher limits
Quality 0.80
Max width (optional) px
Pro: No ads · Batch ZIP · Higher limits (25 files, 40 MB/file)
Result
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FAQ
Is this safe?
Yes. Conversion happens locally in your browser. Files are not uploaded.
What quality should I use?
Start with 0.80. Increase to 0.85 for sharp images, lower to 0.75 for smaller files.
save bandwidth for WordPress (balanced)
- 1) Select one or more JPG files (stays on your device).
- 2) Set WEBP quality to ~0.75 (balanced).
- 3) Optional: set a max width if you don’t need full resolution.
- 4) Convert & download WEBP (single file or ZIP in Pro).
How-to
WEBP often delivers smaller files than JPG at similar visual quality.
This converter runs locally in your browser (no upload).
If the result looks too soft, increase quality slightly (e.g., 0.85).
Common mistakes
- Setting quality too low and losing detail.
- Forgetting to resize when you only need smaller images for web/email.
- Expecting WEBP to work in every legacy tool (keep JPG/PNG fallback if needed).