Will WebP always be smaller?

No. PixSip reports the actual result so you can keep the smaller file for your use case.

Does WebP preserve JPG metadata?

The compression pipeline focuses on image pixels and smaller output rather than preserving camera metadata.

Yes. Add a batch within the current plan limits and download completed WebP files together.

No. The conversion runs in your browser.

Create WebP copies of JPG photos locally, inspect the exact byte change, and keep the original JPG for universal compatibility.

Capabilities and limits verified November 5, 2026. Resolved from the live plan configuration.

Drop images here

Up to 20 images, max 5 MB each.Get Web Pro

Convert my images automatically

Batch upgrade

Up to 500 images per batch, 150 MB each, with folder uploads.

1
Add JPG files
Choose the photos you want to prepare for a website or CMS.
2
Encode WebP locally
The browser re-encodes each photo with libwebp and reports the output size.
3
Download the useful result
Compare at 1:1, then save individual WebP files or the batch ZIP.

WebP works across current major browsers and many publishing platforms.

The original remains useful for software or workflows that still expect JPG.

Apply one output choice to the whole local set instead of converting one file at a time.