Compress WebP Online

1. Upload one or more WebP files (up to 50 MB total).
2. Choose a compression level (Low, Medium, High, or Maximum).
3. Click 'Compress WebP' — finishes in under 2 seconds per image.
4. Download compressed files individually, or grab all as a ZIP.

WebP is already efficient, so aggressive compression has limited benefit. The best results come from lowering the quality from 100% to 80-85% — usually 30-60% smaller with no visible difference on screens.

WebP is one of the most efficient image formats — 25-35% smaller than JPG at the same quality. But WebP files saved at 100% quality still have room for compression. Lowering the quality to 80-85% typically reduces file size by 30-60% with no visible difference on modern screens. This matters for websites optimizing Core Web Vitals, CDNs reducing bandwidth costs, and forms with strict upload limits.

The compressor decodes the WebP image and re-encodes it using libwebp at a lower quality setting. Quality 85% is typically visually indistinguishable from 100% while being 30-50% smaller. Transparency is preserved, and no visible artifacts appear at 85% quality.

• Reducing WebP image weight for Core Web Vitals.
• Meeting upload size limits (e.g. 100 KB) on web forms.
• Optimizing WebP assets for CDN delivery.
• Reducing bandwidth costs for WebP-heavy sites.
• Preparing WebP images for email attachments.
• Shrinking WebP files for mobile delivery.
• Preparing WebP assets for marketplaces with size limits.

WebP at 80-85% quality is visually indistinguishable from 100% on modern screens. Below 70% quality, artifacts start showing in detailed areas. Because WebP is already efficient, the compression percentages are lower than for JPG or PNG — 30-60% reduction is typical.

• WebP is already efficient — compression gain is smaller than for JPG/PNG.
• Below 70% quality, visible artifacts may appear.
• Repeated re-compression accumulates quality loss.
• Animated WebP is compressed using the first frame only.
• Very small WebP files (under 10 KB) may not benefit.

• Output WebP opens in every browser since 2020.
• Supported by WordPress 5.8+, Shopify, Squarespace, Wix, Ghost.
• Native import in Photoshop 23+, GIMP 2.10+, Affinity, Figma.
• Ideal for web delivery via CDN.
• Works with every modern CMS, marketplace, and upload form.

• 80% quality is the sweet spot for WebP — 40-50% smaller with no visible difference.
• Keep the original if the image is a critical asset.
• WebP compresses less than JPG/PNG because it's already efficient.
• Batch-compress up to 50 MB at once.
• For photos, consider converting WebP to JPG first, then compressing.

WebP is barely smaller after compression

WebP is already efficient — savings are typically 30-60%, lower than for JPG. Try 'Maximum' level or use a target-size preset.

WebP looks slightly blurry after compression

The compression level was too aggressive. Use 80-85% quality instead. Below 70%, visible artifacts appear.

Animated WebP is no longer animated

Our compressor uses only the first frame. For animated WebP, use a dedicated animation tool.

• Google Developers — WebP