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Convert WebP to JPG on iPhone
Works directly in Safari on iOS — no app to download. Tap the upload area below to select your WebP file from Photos or Files.
Drop your WebP files here
or click to browse — multiple files supported
Your files never leave your device
3 ways to convert WebP to JPG on iPhone
Use PixConvert in Safari (recommended)
- 1.Open this page in Safari on your iPhone
- 2.Tap "Choose Files" and pick your WebP from Photos or Files
- 3.Conversion is instant — tap Download to save the JPG
- 4.Go to Files → Downloads → long-press the JPG → Save to Photos
✓ Free · ✓ No app · ✓ Works on iOS 14+ in Safari
Stop Safari saving WebP in the first place (iOS 16+)
Prevent Safari from downloading WebP by requesting the desktop version of websites, which forces many sites to serve JPEG instead.
- 1.Open Settings → Safari
- 2.Scroll to Request Desktop Website → All Websites
- 3.Toggle it on
⚠ Not all websites respect this. Some always send WebP regardless.
iPhone Shortcuts app (batch, no internet needed)
Create a Shortcut to auto-convert WebP images from your Photos library to JPEG on-device.
- 1.Open Shortcuts → New Shortcut
- 2.Add action: Get Photos (select album or specific photos)
- 3.Add action: Convert Image → set format to JPEG
- 4.Add action: Save to Photo Album
- 5.Run the shortcut — done!
✓ Works offline · ✓ Batch supported · ✓ Stays in Photos
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does my iPhone save images as WebP?
When you long-press and save an image from Safari, iOS saves it in the original format the website delivered — which is often WebP. iOS 16+ introduced a fix: go to Settings → Safari → Request Desktop Website → All Websites to force JPEG delivery, but this doesn't work for all sites.
Can I convert WebP to JPG on iPhone without an app?
Yes. Open this page in Safari on your iPhone, tap "Choose Files" and select your WebP image from Files or Photos. The converter runs in Safari — no app download needed.
Does the iPhone Files app support WebP?
The Files app can store and preview WebP files, but it cannot convert them. You need to either use a web-based converter or the Shortcuts app method.
Will the converted JPG save to my iPhone Camera Roll?
After conversion, tap "Download". Safari will save the JPG to your Downloads folder (Files app). From there, tap and hold the file → Share → Save to Photos to add it to your Camera Roll.