WebP vs JPEG: Which Format Should You Use?

Compare WebP and JPEG formats to choose the best option for your images and use case.
WebP and JPEG are both popular image formats, but they serve different purposes.

WebP advantages:
- 25-35% smaller file sizes than JPEG
- Supports both lossy and lossless compression
- Supports transparency
- Better compression algorithms

WebP provides superior compression

JPEG advantages:
- Universal browser support
- Faster encoding/decoding
- Better for photos with many colors
- More compatible with older systems

JPEG remains the standard for photos

Recommendations:
- Use WebP for modern web applications
- Provide JPEG fallbacks for older browsers
- Use JPEG for email attachments and social media
- Consider your audience's browser support

CompressorPic supports both formats, making it easy to convert between them and optimize for your specific needs.