Compress WebP
Reduce WebP file size in your browser. Set a target size in KB or MB, adjust quality, resize and strip metadata — you...
What Compress WebP does
Compress WebP is a browser-based utility that reduces the file size of WebP images without uploading them to a server. Users can adjust quality settings, set a target file size in kilobytes or megabytes, resize dimensions, and strip EXIF metadata such as camera model, GPS location, and timestamps. The tool processes files locally within the user's browser, ensuring that no data leaves the device. It supports multiple input formats including JPG, PNG, GIF, BMP, and TIFF, with no file size limits or sign-up required. The interface provides an estimated size update as adjustments are made and includes a compare view so users can check quality against the original at full size before downloading. Results can be saved individually or as a combined ZIP archive.
How to use the MyToolsBench Compress WebP
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Drop WebP images into the tool or click Choose Files to select files from your device
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Adjust quality level, set a target file size in KB or MB, or resize dimensions as needed
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Review the estimated size and use the compare view to check quality against the original
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Click Compress and download each file individually or take all results as a ZIP archive
Best for
This option suits web developers, designers, and content creators who need to reduce WebP file sizes locally while maintaining acceptable visual quality and avoiding any upload of their images.
Limitations
- Quality adjustments are subjective and may require trial and error to find the right balance
- Resize options are limited to setting a maximum width rather than custom dimensions
- The tool is specialized for WebP and related formats; other image types may need separate processing
Compress WebP FAQ
- Will my WebP images lose quality when using Compress WebP?
- Quality loss depends on the setting chosen; lowering the quality slider or setting a smaller target file size will reduce file size at the cost of some visual detail, but the tool includes a compare view so you can check the result against the original before downloading.
- Can I compress multiple WebP files at once?
- Yes, you can drop several files into the tool and download all compressed results as a single ZIP archive, or download each file individually after compression.
- Are my images uploaded to the server when I use this tool?
- No, all compression happens within your browser; your files are never uploaded or sent anywhere, so there is no size cap, no queue, and no copy of your photos on an external server.
- What metadata is removed when I strip EXIF data?
- Removing EXIF metadata strips camera model, GPS location, timestamps, and other image information stored within the file, resulting in smaller file sizes.
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