Step by step
- Drop your WebP images into the box, or tap to select them.
- Keep the default settings (72% quality, 2048 px longest side) or lower them for a smaller file.
- Press Compress to process the images locally in your browser.
- Download the compressed files.
At a glance
| Goal | Setting to try | Expected result |
|---|---|---|
| General web or email use | 72% quality, 2048 px | Clean look, much smaller than original |
| Strict upload limit (~150 KB) | 60% quality, 1200 px | Small file size for forms |
| Multiple photos at once | Batch drop all files | No daily limit, all processed together |
Related questions
Why compress a WebP image if it is already small?
Camera exports or high-resolution WebP graphics can still be several megabytes. Resizing the longest side and tuning quality trims them down for fast uploads.
Does this tool upload my WebP files?
No. Everything runs inside your browser using your device's processor, so your images never leave your device.
Can I compress other formats alongside WebP?
Yes. The tool supports JPG, PNG, WebP, and HEIC images in the same batch.
More questions: compress image
- How to Compress an Image to 100 KB, 50 KB, or 1 MB
- How to Compress an Image Without Losing Quality
- How to Compress an Image Without Changing Dimensions
- How to Compress an Image on iPhone Without an App
- How to Compress an Image on Android Without an App
- How to Compress an Image on Windows 10 and 11
- How to Compress an Image on Mac
- How to Compress an Image for WhatsApp
- How to Compress Images for Email
- How to Compress Images for Web Without Losing Quality
- How to Compress Images for Instagram, LinkedIn, and Discord
- How to Compress Images in PowerPoint, Word, and Excel
- How to Compress a PNG Image Without Losing Quality
- How to Compress an Image in Canva
- Why Won't My Image Compress?
- What Is Image Compression?
Open the full compress image →
Updated November 14, 2026.