Upload a WebP up to 10 MB and resize it to exact dimensions or platform presets in your browser. Transparency is kept, and the result stays WebP in browsers that can encode it.
Each resizer keeps the file in its own format, so a JPG stays JPG and a transparent PNG stays transparent.
WebP is an image format developed by Google for the web. It supports both lossy and lossless compression, transparency, and animation, and it typically stores a photo in a noticeably smaller file than an equivalent JPG. Every current major browser can display WebP, which is why so many websites now serve it — and why images you save from the web so often turn out to be .webp files.
If a WebP file is simply too large in pixels — a 2400px product shot that needs to be 1080px, say — you do not need to change its format. Resizing keeps the size advantages of WebP. Convert only when a destination rejects the format outright, such as an older application or a print workflow that wants JPG.
Enter exact pixel dimensions or pick a preset for Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and other platforms, and download the resized image as a WebP file. Everything runs locally in your browser. One honest caveat: browsers that cannot encode WebP save the result as a lossless PNG instead, and the download filename reflects whichever format you actually received.
Fit mode keeps the entire image and pads the remaining canvas with transparent pixels; Fill mode covers the whole canvas and crops what overflows. Either way you can check the preview before downloading.
Like PNG, WebP supports an alpha channel, and this resizer keeps it: transparent logos and cutouts stay transparent after resizing, including any transparent Fit-mode padding.
WebP can store animation, but this tool resizes only the first frame — an animated WebP downloads as a single still image at the new size, not a resized animation. If your animation is a GIF, the GIF resizer handles animated files.
Choose the WebP image you would like to resize from your computer or mobile device (up to 10 MB).
Enter an exact width and height in pixels or pick a platform preset, then choose Fit to keep the whole image or Fill to crop it to the new shape.
Preview the result and download it. The file stays WebP in browsers that can encode the format; otherwise it is saved as a PNG and named accordingly.
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In browsers that can encode WebP — including current Chrome and Edge — yes, the download is a WebP file. A browser without WebP encoding saves the resized image as a lossless PNG instead, and the download filename shows which format you received.
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