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Compress WEBP

Drop a WEBP file, choose how hard to squeeze, and download a smaller WEBP. The format never changes and the file never leaves your device.

WEBPAccepts: WEBP only

Need a specific file size instead of a quality setting?

Get it under a size →

Tap to choose images

Processed on your device. Nothing is uploaded.

Manual quality

Moving this slider turns off the target-size search.

Metadata stripped

EXIF and GPS are dropped during re-encoding.

Memory only

Files are released the moment you press Clear.

11 inputs accepted

PNG · JPG · JFIF · WEBP · AVIF · GIF · BMP · ICO · HEIC · HEIF · SVG

No uploadsNo signupNo accountProcessed on your device

How WEBP compression works

WEBP is already efficient, so a second pass buys less than it would on a PNG — but there's real room when the original was exported at a high quality setting. Type a target size and Under1MB finds the best quality that fits, keeping transparency intact.

Need to hit an exact number?

Target sizes live on their own pages, where the quality search runs against your limit.

Three things worth knowing about WEBP

Quality is a dial

WEBP lets you trade detail for size, which is where the big savings come from.

Compress from the original

Each lossy pass costs a little detail, so start from the master file rather than a file you already squeezed.

Nothing is uploaded

Your WEBP is decoded and rewritten by the browser. Watch the network tab stay empty.

Questions

Does re-compressing a WEBP hurt it?+

It's a second lossy pass, so stay above roughly quality 70 unless you're chasing a hard limit.

Is transparency kept?+

Yes — alpha survives compression.

Can it get my WEBP under 1 MB?+

Nearly always. If the image is very large in pixels, allow resizing and it will get there comfortably.

Can I compress WEBP files to an exact size?+

Yes — the size pages do that. Pick a limit like 500 KB and we search for the highest quality that fits underneath it.

Are my WEBP files uploaded anywhere?+

No. Compression happens inside your browser, so the file never leaves your device and nothing is stored.

Is EXIF and GPS data removed?+

Yes. Re-encoding writes a clean file without camera, date or location metadata.

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