Ways to add an image
- Drop or choose: drag files onto the box or tap Choose images.
- Paste: right-click an image on a web page, choose Copy image, then press Ctrl+V (Cmd+V on a Mac) on this page. This skips saving the WebP file altogether.
- Screenshot: on Windows press Win+Shift+S, select an area, then paste it here. On a Mac use Cmd+Shift+Ctrl+4 and paste.
On iPhone and iPad
- Open this page in Safari and tap Choose images.
- Pick Photo Library or Browse to select the WebP files.
- Tap Download next to the JPG. It goes to the Downloads folder of the Files app. To put it in Photos, open it in Files, tap Share and choose Save Image.
On Android
Open the page in Chrome, tap Choose images and pick the files from Files or Gallery. The JPGs are saved in the Downloads folder.
On Windows and Mac without a website
Mac: open the WebP in Preview on a recent macOS, choose File, Export and pick JPEG. Windows: recent versions of Windows 11 can open WebP in Photos and Paint, then Save as, JPEG picture. Older systems need a codec or another program. These methods handle one file at a time, while this page converts many at once and works the same on every device.
Is an online converter safe?
Many online converters upload your files to a server. This page does not: the conversion runs in your browser, and you can check it by switching off your connection after the page loads. It still works.
Related tools
To convert many files use bulk WebP to JPG. To reach a size limit, see convert WebP to JPG with options. Read the WebP vs JPG guide to decide which format you need.