Compress WebP Images Online

Reduce the size of WebP files while keeping quality

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Processing Options

40%

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Features

Flexible Resizing

Change the dimensions of your images while maintaining aspect ratio. Perfect for social media posts, website images, and print materials.

Precise Cropping

Focus on what matters by cropping your images. Select custom dimensions or use preset aspect ratios for consistent results.

Smart Compression

Reduce file size without sacrificing quality. Optimize images for the web to improve loading times and save bandwidth.

Format Conversion

Convert between JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF formats. Choose the best format for your needs — whether you need transparency, animation, or small file sizes.

How to compress a WebP image?

  1. Click "Select Image" and upload a WebP file.
  2. Set desired quality.
  3. Click "Apply Changes" to compress.
  4. Click "Download" to save your image.

Professional Image Processing Made Simple

PixTrim gives you powerful tools to edit your images right in your browser. No downloads, no installations, no complicated interfaces. Whether you're preparing images for your website, social media, or print materials, our tool provides everything you need.

We care about the security of your data: images are processed on secure servers and deleted automatically within 4 hours. All connections are protected by HTTPS.

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Frequently Asked Questions

PixTrim supports JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF formats. You can both import and export to these formats, allowing for flexible conversion between them.

Since PixTrim processes images on secure servers, it is possible to upload large files - up to 10 MB.

To maintain quality while compressing, use a compression setting of 70-80%. This provides a good balance between file size reduction and image quality. For better quality, use higher settings; for smaller files, use lower settings.

For web use, WebP is generally an excellent choice, offering good quality with significantly smaller file sizes than JPEG or PNG. AVIF is even more efficient than WebP in terms of compression and quality, but browser support is still growing. Use JPEG for photographs if maximum compatibility is needed, PNG for images requiring transparency or lossless quality. Consider your specific needs when choosing.