WebP Compressor

WebP Compressor is for images that are already in a modern web format but still exceed the size budget of a page, form, message, or content system. Because WebP may already be strongly compressed, a second encoding pass can have diminishing returns. The current tool keeps pixel dimensions unchanged and lets you choose how much additional compression is acceptable rather than pretending every WebP can be made dramatically smaller without a visual tradeoff.

Low, Medium, and High compression increase the pressure toward a smaller output. Inspect areas with fine texture, gradients, small type, and sharp product edges when choosing a stronger level. No compression is intended for cases where the source can remain unchanged under the selected output and target settings. Target KB can be entered as a goal, but complex images may remain above that value when resizing is not allowed.

Keep WebP when the destination supports it and modern web delivery is the priority. Choose JPG when a recipient requires broader legacy compatibility, or PNG only when that format is specifically needed and its lossless behavior makes sense for the image. Changing format can alter file size significantly, so the best choice depends on the receiving workflow rather than on the source extension alone.

Re-encoding occurs in the browser. Use the 100KB or 200KB target tools when an external limit should be preselected. Use Image Resizer if reducing width and height is permitted, especially when an already-efficient WebP cannot meet the required size through compression alone.