Convert WebP images to widely compatible JPG files locally, with control over JPEG quality and the color used behind transparent pixels.
Convert static WebP images to JPG in your browser with adjustable quality and a selectable background color for transparent areas.
WebP is efficient for modern web delivery, but some editors, upload forms and legacy applications still work more reliably with JPG. Converting changes the file format without changing the pixel dimensions.
Toolmera decodes the static WebP in the browser, draws it to Canvas and exports a new JPEG file.
JPG does not support an alpha channel. If the source WebP contains transparent pixels, Toolmera fills the Canvas with your selected background color before drawing the image.
White is the default, but you can choose another color and reconvert before downloading.
JPEG is lossy, so lowering quality can reduce file size while also removing detail. The current slider lets you choose the balance and shows the actual before-and-after size.
Because Canvas creates a fresh image file from decoded pixels, source EXIF or GPS metadata is not copied into the JPG output.
Choose files or drag and drop them into the tool. You can queue up to four images in one batch.
Review the output settings, then run the conversion locally in your browser.
Compare the before-and-after size and download the converted files you need.
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No. JPG has no alpha channel, so Toolmera replaces transparent areas with the background color you choose.
JPG uses lossy compression. Higher quality settings retain more detail; lower settings can reduce file size more aggressively.
Yes. You can queue up to four WebP images in the current batch converter.
No. The current Canvas-based conversion creates a fresh image from pixels and does not copy source EXIF or GPS metadata.