WEBP → JPG
Turn one WebP into a JPG with a defined setting
Use one WebP image per process and choose JPG quality from 10 to 100 in steps of 5.
- One WebP per process
- JPG quality: 10–100
- 5-point increments
Transparent WebP areas are saved against white
JPG does not support transparency. Transparent areas in the WebP are saved with a white background in the JPG.
Choose one value on the available scale
The JPG quality setting runs from 10 to 100. The selectable values increase in increments of 5.
A single-image WebP-to-JPG path
The process uses one WebP image, one selected JPG quality value, and one JPG output.
1. Select one WebP
Choose one WebP image for the process. The input can be up to 50 MB and contain up to 25 million pixels.
2. Set JPG quality
Choose a quality value from 10 to 100. The available increments are 5.
3. Create the JPG
The generated JPG can be up to 50 MB. Transparent WebP areas are saved with a white background.
WebP input and JPG output limits
The process has fixed limits for the source image and the generated JPG.
- 1 — WebP per process
- 25 M — pixel limit
- 50 MB — input limit
- 50 MB — JPG output limit
Choose one value on the available scale
- 10
- steps of 5
- 100
Set a JPG quality for one WebP
Open WebP to JPG to choose a value from 10 to 100 in steps of 5.
Turn one WebP into a JPG with a defined setting
Can I convert several WebP images at once?
No. The tool uses one WebP image per process.
Which JPG quality values are available?
JPG quality ranges from 10 to 100 in steps of 5.
What happens to transparent WebP areas?
JPG does not support transparency. Transparent WebP areas are saved with a white background.
Which input and output limits apply?
The WebP input can be up to 50 MB and contain up to 25 million pixels. The JPG output can be up to 50 MB.