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Easily convert your WEBP files into other image file formats. It‘s quick, easy, and completely free.

Maintain color accuracy and image sharpness with every conversion.

Change WEBP files to JPEG, JPG, PNG, HEIC, AVIF, or PNG image formats.

Convert your WEBP files in just a few clicks—no software or sign-up needed.

Use directly from your web browser, either on desktop or mobile devices.
Easily drag and drop your WEBP file or select it from your device.
Choose your output file type and select the “Convert” button.
After it finishes converting, download your newly created image file.

Transform WEBP images for easier use with CMS platforms and ad creatives.

Export WEBP visuals to JPGs or HEICs for easier sharing, printing, or archiving.

Convert WEBP files to easily editable formats like PNG.

Turns any WEBP file into your image file type of choice.
Converts your image in just a few seconds.
Is available directly from your web browser or mobile device.
A WEBP converter changes WEBP files into different formats like JPG, PNG or HEIC for better compatibility and sharing.
WEBP is a modern image format by Google that was created to make images less bulky in file size. This significant reduction in file size allows websites to load faster and gives users an overall better experience.
Some platforms and devices don’t support WEBP, so converting makes your image easier to open or edit.
WEBPs have smaller file sizes while maintaining quality, making it ideal for web use.
WEBPs have smaller file sizes which improves website loading speed without noticeable quality loss.
WEBP and AVIF are both open-source formats with very good browser support. HEIC browser support is limited, making it a less ideal format.
JPG doesn’t support transparency, so WEBP images with transparent areas will appear white after conversion.
No, converting from WebP to AVIF does not improve image quality. The process only changes the file format and cannot bring back details lost during compression. AVIF provides better compression efficiency, so it can offer similar quality at smaller file sizes when created directly from the original image.