WebP to JPG / JPEG Converter

Photoshop added native WebP support in version 23.2 (February 2022). If you are on Photoshop 23.1 or earlier, you need to install the free WebPShop plugin from Google (available on GitHub). For Photoshop CC 2018 and older, WebP is not supported at all — in those cases, converting WebP to JPG first is the fastest solution.

Microsoft Outlook on Windows does not render WebP images in emails — recipients see a broken image placeholder. This affects all desktop versions of Outlook on Windows as of 2026. Gmail handles it inconsistently and may convert WebP to JPEG automatically, losing any transparency. If you are sending images via email, convert WebP to JPG first to guarantee the image displays correctly for every recipient regardless of their email client.

iPhones running iOS 13 or earlier do not support WebP in the Photos app or Safari. iOS 14 and later added WebP support, so if you have an updated iPhone, you should be able to open WebP files. If not, converting the WebP to JPG solves the problem on any iOS version — JPG has been supported on every iPhone since the original model in 2007.

This is the most common reason people need a WebP to JPG converter. Websites (especially those using Chrome-based browsers) often save images in WebP format. To convert it: drop the .webp file onto the converter above, leave quality at 90, click Convert, and download your JPG. The entire process takes under 10 seconds and your files never leave your device.

It depends on the original WebP quality and the JPG quality you choose. At JPG quality 90, the visual difference is imperceptible for almost all images. Both WebP and JPG use lossy compression, so conversion involves a re-encode — but at quality 85+ you will not see any degradation at normal viewing sizes. For maximum quality (print use, archiving), use JPG quality 95–100.

For email: quality 80–85 keeps file sizes small while looking sharp on screen. For social media sharing: quality 85–90. For printing or archiving: quality 95–100. The default setting of 90 is the right choice for most everyday conversions.

JPG does not support transparency. Any transparent areas in your WebP file will be filled with a solid colour — white by default. If you need to keep transparency, do not convert to JPG; use our WebP to PNG converter instead, which fully preserves the alpha channel.

Yes. Drop or select as many WebP files as you need at once — there is no limit. All files are converted simultaneously in your browser at the same quality setting. Download each JPG individually, or click Download All to receive a single ZIP archive.

Yes. JPG is universally accepted by all commercial print services — Vistaprint, Shutterfly, Snapfish, Walgreens Photo, local print shops, and every other service. For print, use quality 95–100 to avoid any compression artifacts at high DPI. Most print services also accept PNG if you need transparency in the printed image.