How to convert WebP to JPG?

Converting WebP images to JPG is straightforward with several methods available. The easiest way is using online tools that support batch conversion of multiple WebP images to JPG simultaneously[citation:7][citation:11]. You can upload up to 20 images at once and convert them all in one go—perfect for photographers, content creators, and anyone managing large image collections[citation:11]. For desktop users, Windows offers built-in options like Microsoft Paint (for single images) or the Photos app where you can open a WebP file and save it as JPG[citation:1][citation:3]. Mac users can use the Preview app to export WebP images as JPG with just a few clicks[citation:1]. For batch processing on Windows, command-line tools like dwebp can convert entire folders at once[citation:2]. Mobile users aren't left out—iPhone users on iOS 16+ can convert WebP to JPG using the Files app's Quick Actions, while Android users can use Google Photos with a simple edit and save trick[citation:1]. All these methods process your images locally for privacy, and many online tools also offer free, secure conversion with auto-deletion of uploaded files after processing[citation:10][citation:12].