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Free WebP Compressor Online

Compress WebP Images — Free & Online

Bulk compress WebP images, or convert JPG to WebP and PNG to WebP, without losing quality. No installs, no limits — preview before and after, then download or ZIP.

100% browser-based. Your images never leave your device.

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Compress WebP, or convert JPG/PNG to WebP — drag multiple files for bulk
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💡Tip: If the target KB is impossible without destroying quality, you'll get the best-effort smallest version. WebP usually compresses better than JPG.

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Original preview
Upload to see before.
After Saved: —
Compressed preview
Click Compress to generate.
How it works

Compress in 4 simple steps

Step 01
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Upload your image
Drag and drop or click to select WebP, JPG, or PNG files. Bulk upload supported.
Step 02
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Tool analyzes the file
The tool reads the image dimensions, color profile, and current file size.
Step 03
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Settings applied automatically
Compression quality and resolution are adjusted to hit your target size.
Step 04
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Download optimized image
Preview the result, then download individually or grab everything as a ZIP.
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Secure, browser-only processing
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Works on desktop and mobile
Completely free, always

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I compress a WebP image online?
Upload your WebP, JPG, or PNG file, set a target size in KB, choose WebP or JPG output, then click Compress. The tool runs multiple quality passes automatically until it hits the target — all free and online, with no software to install.
Can I convert JPEG to WebP?
Yes. Upload your JPEG, select WebP as the output format, and compress. The tool converts JPG to WebP while shrinking the file size, so you get a smaller image in the modern WebP format in one step.
How to compress images to WebP?
Drop in your image, pick a target size and a compression preset, then click Compress to Target. The tool encodes the result as WebP using a quality search, so it finds the smallest file that still looks good.
How to make an image into WebP?
Any JPG or PNG can be turned into WebP here — just upload it, leave the output format set to WebP, and compress. The download will be a standard .webp file ready to use on your site or store.
How to convert JPG to WebP locally?
This tool already runs locally in your browser — nothing is uploaded to a server. Select your JPG files, choose WebP output, and the conversion and compression both happen on your own device.
Can I bulk convert JPG or PNG to WebP?
Yes. Select or drag multiple JPG or PNG files at once, and the tool will batch-convert and compress them all to WebP, then let you download everything as a single ZIP.
Is this WebP compressor completely free?
Yes — no subscription, no hidden cost, no account required. Compress or convert as many images as you need.
Does compressing WebP reduce quality?
Minimally. The tool finds the highest quality that still meets your target, so you can compress WebP without losing quality you'd actually notice. WebP generally retains more detail than JPG at the same file size.
Are my files secure?
Completely. All processing happens inside your browser. Your images are never uploaded to any server.
Does this support animated WebP?
This tool is built for static WebP, JPG, and PNG images. Animated WebP files are encoded frame-by-frame and need a dedicated animated WebP compressor to preserve the animation.
Does it work on mobile?
Yes. Fully optimised for iOS and Android browsers. Tap the upload area to pick images from your camera roll.

Free WebP Compressor Online

WebP is Google's modern image format, built to deliver smaller file sizes than JPG or PNG without a noticeable drop in visual quality. This free WebP compressor runs entirely online in your browser — compress an existing WebP file, or convert JPG to WebP and PNG to WebP, all in bulk, with no installs and no upload to a server.

Convert JPG to WebP or PNG to WebP

To turn a JPEG into WebP, upload the file, leave the output format set to WebP, and click Compress to Target. The same applies to PNG: this doubles as a JPG to WebP converter and a PNG to WebP converter, since both formats can be uploaded and re-encoded as WebP in one pass. Because everything happens locally in your browser, it also works as a way to convert JPG to WebP locally without installing desktop software like Photoshop or a standalone converter.

Bulk WebP Compression

Select or drag multiple files at once to use this as a bulk WebP compressor or a JPG to WebP bulk converter. Every file is processed with the same target size and preset, and you can download each one individually or grab the whole batch as a single ZIP — useful for product photos, blog galleries, or any folder of images that needs to be web-ready.

Compress WebP Without Losing Quality

The compressor uses a binary-search algorithm to find the highest quality setting that still meets your target file size, rather than applying a fixed, heavy-handed compression level. That means you can compress WebP images down to a specific KB target while keeping them visually close to the original — a similar idea to tools like 11zon's WebP compressor, but running fully client-side.

A Note on Animated WebP

This tool is built for static images — single-frame WebP, JPG, and PNG. An animated WebP compressor needs to preserve and re-encode every frame of the animation, which works differently from compressing a still photo, so animated files aren't supported here.

Supported Formats

FormatBest forTransparencyCompression
WebPWeb images, photos, iconsYesExcellent
JPGPhotos, no transparencyNoGood
PNG (input)Logos, screenshotsYesModerate

How This Tool Works

This compressor runs entirely in your browser using the HTML5 Canvas API. It performs a binary-search across quality values to find the highest setting that still produces a file at or below your target. If quality alone isn't enough, it progressively reduces the canvas dimensions until the target is met — giving you the smallest possible file at the highest possible quality.