⚡ Speed & Lightness
Convert to WebP
Convert your images to the WebP format to speed up your e-commerce store. Reduce your photo file size by up to 35% more than JPEG, without quality loss and with full transparency support.
How to convert your images to WebP?
Switch to the modern web standard in just a few clicks. Transform your heavy JPEG or PNG files into ultra-light WebP without leaving your browser.
Drag and drop your photos
Import your JPEG, PNG, HEIC, or GIF images. You can upload up to 50 photos simultaneously. PeacoPix manages a smart queue to preserve your computer's performance.
Local WebP conversion
Our WebAssembly technology instantly converts your files. Adjust compression (lossy or lossless) to get the best size-to-quality ratio for your e-commerce store.
Download your lightweight files
Get your converted images back, ready to be integrated into Amazon, Etsy, or eBay. Enjoy divided loading times and optimized Core Web Vitals.
Why convert your images to WebP for your e-commerce?
The WebP format is recommended by Google for a faster web. Combine this SEO requirement with the power of a 100% private and free tool.
Loading speed & SEO
WebP files are 25 to 35% lighter than JPEGs. A faster site improves your e-commerce conversion rate and boosts your organic search rankings (SEO) on Google.
Transparency & Optimal quality
Unlike JPEG, WebP supports transparent backgrounds while producing files three times lighter than PNG. It's ideal for your cutout products.
100% Free & Unlimited
Process your entire product catalog without spending a cent. PeacoPix requires no account creation or subscription, and uses no restrictive credit system.
Industrial secret & 100% Local
All WebP conversions happen directly in your browser's memory. Your product visuals are never sent to our servers: your privacy is guaranteed.
Frequently Asked Questions about WebP Conversion
Wondering if the WebP format is right for your online store? Find all the answers to your technical and practical questions.
Why should I use the WebP format for my e-commerce product listings?
The WebP format reduces image file sizes by 25% to 35% compared to JPEG and PNG at equivalent visual quality. This reduction speeds up your page load times, improves user experience (UX), and optimizes your Core Web Vitals score on Google.
Does the WebP format support transparency like PNG?
Yes, WebP fully supports transparency (alpha channel) while generating files up to 3 times lighter than a PNG. It's the ideal format for integrating your cropped product visuals onto your online store without slowing down your pages.
Is the WebP format compatible with all web browsers and CMS?
Absolutely. Today, WebP is natively supported by over 96% of web browsers (Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Edge) and by major e-commerce marketplace platforms such as Amazon, Etsy, eBay, and Aliexpress.
Does PeacoPix let me choose between lossy and lossless WebP compression?
Yes, you have full control. You can opt for lossy compression to achieve maximum file size reduction, or lossless compression if you need to preserve the exact original pixel quality (ideal for products requiring high-definition details).
What image formats can I convert to WebP with PeacoPix?
You can upload your raw files in JPEG, PNG, GIF, SVG, WEBP, or HEIC format. PeacoPix standardizes them and converts them into WebP in the blink of an eye.
What is the impact of the WebP format on my Google PageSpeed score?
Switching to WebP directly improves the LCP (Largest Contentful Paint) metric, one of the three pillars of Google's Core Web Vitals. The lighter your images, the faster your site loads, which boosts your rankings in search engine results (SEO).
Are my images sent to a server for conversion?
No, the processing happens 100% locally in your browser thanks to the power of WebAssembly. None of your images are ever transmitted to a remote server, guaranteeing complete privacy for your upcoming product launches and blazing-fast speeds.
Can I convert multiple images to WebP at the same time?
Yes, PeacoPix is built for e-commerce professionals: you can drop up to 50 images at once. They are placed in a secure queue and processed asynchronously (one after the other) to prevent your browser from crashing or lagging.