Convert a WebP Image to JPG

An image saved from a website won't open or won't send? Turn your WebP files into JPG files readable by every piece of software, several at once. Free, and your images never leave your device.

  • Batch conversion
  • Adjustable quality
  • Free
  • 100% private
Convert to

JPG: the most compatible format (email, Word, government sites). Transparent areas take on the chosen background color.

Drag and drop your files here

WebP images (or PNG, GIF, AVIF…) — several at once, or Ctrl+V

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100% private — Everything is processed directly in your browser: your files, voice, and image are never sent to Chatzam's servers.

How to convert a WebP to JPG?

  1. Add your WebP images

    Drag one or more .webp files into the area above.

  2. Set the quality

    JPG is preselected as the output format: adjust the quality slider depending on whether you favor sharpness or file size.

  3. Download your JPGs

    Get each image separately, or all of them together in a ZIP archive.

WebP images you can finally use

Maximum compatibility

JPG opens in every photo app, office suite, printer, and online form.

Batch processing

Convert a whole series of images grabbed from the web all at once.

Background of your choice

The transparent areas of a WebP become white, or the color you choose.

Dimensions preserved

Every JPG keeps exactly the width and height of the original image.

Why do my images save as WebP?

Many sites serve their images in WebP, a format created by Google, because it's lighter than JPG at comparable quality. As a result, when you use “Save image as”, you get a .webp file. But some older software, printing tools, document submission platforms, or editing apps still don't accept it. Converting it to JPG solves the problem.

Transparency and quality when converting to JPG

JPG doesn't support transparency: if your WebP has a transparent background (logo, sticker, cutout), it's replaced with white or the color of your choice. To keep the transparency, use the “WebP to PNG” tool instead. As for quality, a high setting on the slider gives a result visually identical to the original.

Other supported formats

The converter also reads PNG, JPG, GIF (first frame), BMP, and AVIF if your browser can open them, and you can change the output format at any time. For iPhone photos, use “HEIC to JPG”; to shrink the resulting JPGs, use “Compress Image”.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I open a WebP file on Windows or Mac?

Recent systems can display WebP, but some software can't. The simplest fix is to convert it here to JPG: the resulting file opens everywhere.

Does converting WebP to JPG reduce quality?

JPG is a compressed format, but with a high quality setting the difference isn't visible to the eye. The image's dimensions stay the same.

What happens to a WebP's transparent background?

Since JPG doesn't support transparency, it's replaced by a white background by default, or by the color you choose.

Can I convert animated WebP files?

No, the tool produces still images. For an animated file, the result corresponds to a single frame, depending on what your browser decodes.

Are my images sent to a server?

No. The conversion happens entirely in your browser; your images never leave your device.

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