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Web Image Converter

Turn any image into WebP for a faster site — the one thing macOS won't do for you natively.

Price
Free
Free · license required
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Launching soon. The tools are in final testing.

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If you run your own site — an EPK, a store, a portfolio — image weight is usually what's making it slow. WebP fixes that, often halving file size at the same quality.

macOS still won't convert to WebP for you out of the box. Web Image Converter does exactly that: drop in PNGs, JPEGs, HEICs, whatever — get clean, right-sized WebP back, ready to upload.

03 / Features

In the
box.

Anything in, WebP out

PNG, JPEG, HEIC, TIFF, GIF and more all convert to WebP without hunting for the right export setting.

Batch a whole gallery

Convert an entire folder of images at once — perfect for a photo set or a product catalogue.

Quality you control

A simple quality slider with a live size estimate, so you can trade a few kilobytes against sharpness on your terms.

Resize on the way out

Cap the longest edge to a max width so oversized camera images don't bloat your pages.

Strips the cruft

Drops bulky metadata by default, keeping the files as light as they should be for the web.

Native Apple Silicon

ARM-native encoding means even large batches finish in seconds.

04 / Specifications
Category
UTILITY
Formats
macOS App
Platforms
macOS · Apple Silicon
License
Free, license required
05 / FAQ

Questions,
briefly.

Why not just use an online converter?

Speed and privacy. This runs entirely on your Mac — no uploads, no limits, no watermarks — and batches a hundred images as fast as one.

Is it free?

Yes — it just needs a free license (your email gets you a key). That keeps you in the loop for updates.

Does it run on Intel Macs?

Apple Silicon only for now (M-series Macs).

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