Format Converters
Convert JPG, PNG, or WebP images to a fresh WebP file locally in your browser. Use it when you want a lighter image for web pages, forms, or sharing.
Your images are processed locally in your browser and are not uploaded to our server.
Create a WebP file locally and compare the size before downloading.
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WebP result
Your images are processed locally in your browser and are not uploaded to our server.
Your images are processed locally in your browser and are not uploaded to our server.
WebP is useful when you need a smaller image for websites, profile uploads, product photos, screenshots, and other places that accept modern image formats.
This converter keeps the workflow simple: choose an image, adjust WebP quality, preview the output size, and download without uploading your file.
WebP often gives you a smaller file than JPG or PNG while keeping the picture clear enough for normal web use. It is a good choice for blog images, product photos, screenshots, thumbnails, and pages where load speed matters. If the site you are uploading to accepts WebP, converting first can save a lot of size before you even use a strict KB compressor.
Start around 80 to 85 quality for photos and screenshots. If the result is still too large, lower it a little and compare the preview size. Very low quality can make edges and small text look rough, so it is better to make one careful adjustment than to keep exporting the same image again and again.
The browser decodes your image, draws it to a canvas, and exports a WebP file on your device. The original file is not sent to this site or to an external image API. That makes the converter practical for private documents, draft product shots, client screenshots, and images you simply do not want to upload elsewhere.
If you only need a modern web image, converting to WebP may be enough. If a form still says the file must be under 50KB, 100KB, or 200KB, download the WebP result and run it through the matching target-KB compressor. For many photos, WebP gives the compressor a better starting point than a large PNG.
Image Size Checker
Check an image file before upload. This tool reports file size, width, height, MIME type, and format without uploading the image.
Open toolCompress Image to 100KB
This 100KB page gives extra guidance for form-ready photos while keeping a self canonical URL separate from the homepage compressor.
Open toolCompress Image to 50KB
Compress photos and document images to 50KB or less with a local browser tool that shows the original size, new size, format, and dimensions.
Open toolResize Image to 100KB
Use this page when both pixel dimensions and file size matter. It combines resizing behavior with 100KB compression in the browser.
Open toolImage to Icon
Convert a photo or logo into square PNG icon sizes directly in your browser. Choose a size, preview the crop, and download.
Open toolYes. The conversion happens locally in your browser and the image is not uploaded.
Yes. You can choose a PNG and export it as WebP. Transparent PNGs usually keep transparency in modern browsers.
Often, but not always. Simple graphics or tiny images may already be small. Check the result size before downloading.
Try 82 first. Use a lower value for smaller files, or a higher value when small text and sharp edges matter.
