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Batch Convert WebP to JPG
Drop all your WebP files at once — they convert in parallel and you can download each result or all at once. No ZIP, no upload, no limits.
Drop your WebP files here
or click to browse — multiple files supported
Your files never leave your device
How to batch convert
Select all files
Click the upload area and press Ctrl+A (or Cmd+A on Mac) to select all WebP files in a folder, or drag them all at once.
Wait for conversion
Each file converts sequentially. A progress spinner shows per-file status. Fast files finish in under a second each.
Download all
Click "Download all (N)" to trigger individual downloads for every converted JPG. Your browser may ask permission once.
Need batch conversion on the command line?
For large-scale batch jobs (hundreds of files), a command-line tool is faster. Here are quick one-liners for each OS:
macOS / Linux — sips or ImageMagick
# macOS built-in (sips)
for f in *.webp; do sips -s format jpeg "$f" --out "${f%.webp}.jpg"; done
# ImageMagick (cross-platform)
mogrify -format jpg *.webpWindows — PowerShell + ImageMagick
Get-ChildItem *.webp | ForEach-Object {
magick $_.FullName "$($_.BaseName).jpg"
}Frequently Asked Questions
How many WebP files can I batch convert at once?
There is no hard file count limit. You can drop dozens of files at once. Performance depends on your device — conversions happen in sequence, each typically takes under a second. Very large files (10MB+) may take longer.
Do I need to ZIP my files before uploading?
No. Just select all your WebP files at once in the file picker (Ctrl+A or Cmd+A), or drag them all together into the drop zone. Each file is converted and available for individual download.
Can I download all converted files at once?
Yes. Once 2 or more files are converted, a "Download all" button appears at the top. Each file is downloaded as an individual JPG (no ZIP). Your browser may ask permission to download multiple files.
Is batch WebP to JPG conversion free?
Yes, completely free with no file count limits, no watermarks, and no sign-up. Everything runs locally in your browser — nothing is uploaded.