Private batch conversion

Batch convert images to WebP in your browser

Drop a mixed folder, choose one output rule, compare the result, and download a ZIP. Image bytes and filenames are processed locally.
Add a batchJPG, PNG, GIF, SVG, AVIF, WebP, BMP, or ICO
Local processing
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Choose a preset or set your own conversion rules.

Drop images hereor use Add Files above. Image processing stays in this browser tab.

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Useful starting points

Choose settings for the job, not just the format

BatchWebP currently provides conversion tools and practical guides. Use these recommendations as starting points, then check one detailed image before replacing production assets.

Measured in Chrome, not guessed

What the browser encoder did on generated fixtures

These four rows are quality 0.8 results from the 2026-09-13 Chrome 152 run. They are not a website speed score. Photographs, screenshots, transparent graphics, and illustrations do not shrink by the same percentage.

Fixture groupPNG bytesWebP bytes (q 0.8)Byte change
photograph491,5348,452-98.28%
screenshot65,08818,972-70.85%
transparent_graphic55,78933,228-40.44%
illustration21,0876,940-67.09%

Review visual quality separately. Open the bulk converter guide, the WordPress image guide, or download the full hashes and limitations.

Your images stay inside the browser tab

The normal conversion path reads files from your device, processes them in browser memory, and creates local download links. Closing the tab clears the working queue.

No file upload

Pixels and filenames are not sent to a BatchWebP server during conversion.

Real output names

If a browser produces a fallback format, the download uses the actual file extension.

Review before export

Compare detailed images and download individual outliers before packaging the batch.

Known limitation

Animated GIF handling depends on browser decoding. Review animation-sensitive files separately.