Stays on your device
Decoding and conversion happen locally in this browser.
Turn up to 10 static WebP images into maximum-quality, widely compatible JPG files without uploading anything.
Up to 10 static WebP files · 25 MB and 40 MP each · 100 MB total
Choose up to 10 static WebP images to begin.
Decoding and conversion happen locally in this browser.
Choose up to 10 files, convert them and download the JPG results for free.
Static WebP only: 25 MB and 40 megapixels per file, 100 MB per batch.
Tanumi checks every file before showing previews, then processes the batch in sequence to limit browser memory use.
Select or drop static WebP images. Tanumi checks each format, dimensions and animation before conversion.
Check the previews. Tanumi uses maximum JPG quality, keeps every image’s dimensions and fills transparent pixels with white.
Create the JPG files locally in sequence, then download them individually or together in one ZIP.
WebP is efficient on the web. JPG is often easier when a form, desktop app, older image viewer or print workflow does not accept WebP.
Conversion is not just a filename change. These are the changes made to the result.
Choose up to 10 static WebP images, review the previews, then select Convert all to JPG. Download each result separately or save the full batch as one ZIP.
No. This converter decodes and creates every JPG in your browser. The selected images and finished files stay on your device.
JPG does not support transparency. Tanumi automatically fills transparent and semi-transparent areas with white.
Yes. JPG and JPEG refer to the same image format. The shorter .jpg extension became common because older systems limited file extensions to three characters.
Not with this converter. JPG is a still-image format, so Tanumi rejects animated WebP files instead of silently keeping only one frame.
JPG uses lossy compression, so some image data is still removed. Tanumi uses the browser’s maximum JPG quality setting and keeps the original pixel dimensions.