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Everything you need for WebP.

Convert, optimize, inspect and edit WebP files with focused tools that process supported operations locally in your browser.

Files stay on your device whenever the tool supports local processing.

WebP GUIDE

Why WebP is built for efficient web images

WebP is a modern raster image format designed to reduce file size while supporting both lossy and lossless compression. It can also preserve transparency, making it useful for photos, graphics and many web assets.

What WebP does especially well

01

Smaller web assets

WebP often delivers useful size savings compared with older raster formats at similar visual quality.

02

Transparency support

WebP can preserve alpha transparency, so it can cover many use cases traditionally handled by PNG.

03

Flexible compression

The format supports both lossy and lossless encoding for different image workflows.

BEST FIT

When should you use WebP?

  • Website images where transfer size matters.
  • Photos that need modern compression.
  • Graphics that need transparency with efficient delivery.

FORMAT CHOICE

When another format is better

Use PNG when you specifically need a broadly understood lossless editing format, JPG for legacy photo workflows, SVG for scalable vector graphics, or PDF for fixed-layout documents.

Move between formats without leaving your workflow

Choose the destination format based on where the image will be used next.

Guides for choosing and using this format

WebP format questions

Does WebP support transparency?

Yes. WebP can store alpha transparency, although whether a specific file uses it depends on how that file was encoded.

Can WebP be animated?

Yes. WebP supports animation as well as still images.

Are WebP files processed privately here?

Yes. Supported WebP operations run locally in your browser without uploading the source file to an application server.

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