HEIC to WebP Converter

Convert iPhone HEIC photos to WebP format for smallest possible file sizes perfect for website optimization and faster page loading

HEIC Converter

Drag & drop HEIC files or click to browse

Converts to WebP • Up to 50 files • Max 100MB each

100% client-side – your photos never leave your device

How to Use HEIC to WEBP Converter

  1. 1 Drag and drop HEIC files or click to browse
  2. 2 Adjust quality slider (default 92%)
  3. 3 Click "Convert All" to process
  4. 4 Download individual files or all as ZIP

What You Get

Convert HEIC photos to WebP for optimal web performance. WebP offers excellent compression while maintaining quality.

Input: iPhone photo (IMG_1234.HEIC)

Output: IMG_1234.webp - 30-50% smaller than JPG

Input: Quality 95%

Output: Near-lossless with great compression

What is WebP format and which browsers support it?

WebP is a modern image format by Google. All major browsers support it: Chrome, Firefox, Safari (since 2020), Edge, and mobile browsers. Only older browsers lack support.

Is WebP better than JPEG for websites?

Yes. WebP files are 25-35% smaller than JPEG at the same visual quality. This means faster page loads, lower bandwidth costs, and better Core Web Vitals scores.

How do I convert iPhone photos for my website?

Convert HEIC to WebP for optimal web performance. WebP provides the best compression while maintaining quality. Use 80-90% quality for web images.

Can I use WebP for email attachments?

Not recommended. Many email clients cannot display WebP, especially on older devices. Convert HEIC to JPG instead for email compatibility.

What quality setting should I use for WebP?

90-95% for high-quality images, 80% for web thumbnails, 75% for maximum compression. WebP quality works differently than JPEG - 80% WebP often matches 90% JPEG.

Is WebP or AVIF better for websites?

AVIF offers slightly better compression but has limited browser support. WebP is the safer choice with near-universal browser support. Use WebP for broad compatibility.

How do I check if WebP works in my browser?

This tool uses WebP for output, so if you can download and view the converted file, your browser supports WebP. Chrome, Firefox, Safari 14+, and Edge all support WebP.

Can WordPress use WebP images?

Yes. WordPress 5.8+ supports WebP natively. Upload WebP images directly, or use plugins to automatically convert and serve WebP to supported browsers.

100% client-side - your photos never leave your device