The fastest way to turn a WebP image into a JPG on any device is a browser-based converter like ours: drop the file in, download the JPG, done. If you'd rather use apps already on your computer or phone, here's how.
On Windows
- Right-click the WebP file and choose Open with → Paint.
- Choose File → Save as → JPEG picture.
- Pick a location and save.
The Photos app can also open WebP; use its save-a-copy option to export in another format.
On a Mac
- Open the WebP file in Preview.
- Choose File → Export.
- Set Format to JPEG, adjust the quality slider, and click Save.
To convert several at once in Preview, open them together, select all the thumbnails in the sidebar, then use Export Selected Images.
On iPhone or iPad
Saving a WebP image to Photos usually works, but sharing it may keep the WebP format. The simplest route is to open our converter in Safari, tap the drop box, choose the images from Photos or Files, and download the JPGs.
On Android
Open the converter in Chrome, tap the drop box to pick images from your gallery or files, then tap Download on each result, or use Download all as ZIP for a batch.
The screenshot shortcut, and why to avoid it
Taking a screenshot of a WebP image does produce a JPG or PNG, but at your screen's resolution, often with lost detail and extra borders. Converting the original file keeps the full resolution.
Batch of files? Our converter handles any number at once and bundles the results into a single ZIP, without uploading anything.
Frequently asked questions
Can I stop images downloading as WebP?
Not reliably, because the website decides which format to send. Converting after downloading is the dependable fix.
Is it safe to use an online WebP converter?
It depends whether files are uploaded. Ours runs entirely in your browser, so images never leave your device.