WebP to JPG
Open your static WebP, choose JPG in the download bar, then adjust quality. Download the copy for an app or form that accepts JPG. Transparent areas become white.
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Image converter — JPG, PNG and WebP
Choose a format that suits your image and where you plan to use it. Adjust JPG or WebP quality and inspect the prepared result instead of relying on a promised compression ratio.
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JPG, PNG or WebP · Up to 15 MB · 16 megapixels
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JPG, PNG or WebP · Up to 15 MB · 16 megapixels
How to use this tool
- Open a static JPG, PNG or WebP image.
- Choose the output format and set quality for JPG or WebP.
- Download the image, or choose More settings → Prepare result to inspect its size first.
Choose the conversion you need
The same editor handles all three workflows. Changing a filename extension does not convert an image: choose an output format so the browser encodes a new file.
JPG to WebP
Open your JPG and choose WebP. Try a quality setting and use More settings → Prepare result to inspect the actual size. Compare fine details before saving; a smaller file is not guaranteed.
PNG to JPG
Open the PNG and choose JPG. This can suit a photo that does not need transparency. Transparent areas become white, and sharp text may show compression artefacts. Keep PNG or WebP when transparency matters.
Compare the original and the result
The examples below show images before and after editing in PicMender.
Change the format and compare the files
Export the same photo in another format and compare the actual file sizes.
707,365 B → 96,432 B. JPG → WEBP.
- Conversion
- JPG → WEBP
- Export quality
- 75%
- Dimensions
- 1536 × 993 px
How to do it
- Open the JPG photo.
- Choose WEBP and set the export quality.
- Download the result and compare the format, dimensions and file size.
A different format does not always produce a smaller file.
Practical example and settings
Example: For a transparent logo, export PNG or WebP. Choosing JPG instead fills transparent areas with white. For an ordinary photo, compare JPG and WebP at the same dimensions before choosing the smaller acceptable result.
Choose your settings: JPG and WebP offer quality settings; PNG does not use that slider. Prepare the result in More settings to inspect its actual file size, then review fine text and edges in the preview.
If the result is unexpected: A converted file can be larger than the original. Lower JPG or WebP quality, or reduce the pixel dimensions if appropriate. Saving a low-quality JPG as PNG cannot restore detail already lost.
Questions about this tool
Which formats keep transparency?
PNG and WebP keep transparent pixels. JPG replaces transparent areas with a white background.
Will the new file always be smaller?
No. Size depends on the source, edits, format and quality. The editor reports actual bytes; PNG can be larger, and lossy compression can remove detail.
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Choose a format and download the result. The original file remains on your device.
Good to know
File limits, export quality and local processing.
Is my image uploaded?
No. The editor reads the image you select and processes it locally in your browser. We do not receive or store your image.
Which files can I use?
Static JPG, PNG and WebP images up to 15 MB and 16 megapixels, with no side longer than 8,192 pixels. GIF, HEIC, SVG, RAW and animated images are not supported.
Will a smaller file have the same quality?
JPG and WebP compression can remove detail. Compare the prepared result before downloading. PNG export is lossless for the edited pixels, but the file can be larger than the original.
Can PicMender find faces automatically?
Yes. Use Find faces automatically to suggest areas, then check and adjust them. Detection can miss faces or select the wrong area. Manual rectangles and circles remain available, and edits are included in the downloaded image.
Does it preserve camera metadata?
The editor creates a new image from pixels; original camera metadata, colour profiles and print resolution are not retained as an editing feature. Colours and fine detail may differ from the original.