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Convert SVG artwork to production-ready WebP

Drop in icons, illustrations, or entire component libraries and export lightweight WebP files without leaving the browser. The converter processes everything locally through WebAssembly so design assets stay private while you adjust quality, resolution, metadata, and DPI in one place.

Need to restore a raster file to vectors? Visit the WebP to SVG workflow guide for tooling recommendations, trace settings, and cleanup tips.

Upload Files

Upload SVG files or import from URL. Supports batch processing up to 1GB per file.

Drop SVG files here or click to browse

Supports .svg files up to 1GB each

Conversion Settings

Configure output quality and dimensions

Maintain aspect ratio when only one dimension is set

Higher DPI values create exports that hold up in slide decks or print handouts.

Strip editor tags

Removes <metadata>, <title>, <desc>, and editor comments before conversion.

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🔒 All files are processed locally in your browser for maximum privacy

✨ No files are uploaded to our servers - your data stays with you

Powerful SVG to WebP Converter Features

Convert your SVG files to optimized WebP format with advanced settings, batch processing, and complete privacy protection. Our SVG to WebP converter keeps creative teams in control while they convert SVG to WebP for modern web projects.

Local-first conversion pipeline. Keep design assets on your device from upload to download.

The converter renders SVGs with WebAssembly inside your browser, so teams can turn vector artwork into efficient WebP files without handing assets to a remote service.

Local-first conversion pipeline

Drag-and-drop or paste a URL

Upload icons, illustrations, or spritesheets from your desktop or import directly from a design CDN—no account required.

Batch queue with live progress

Process dozens of files side-by-side, watch conversion status update in real time, and download results as soon as each file finishes.

Data never leaves the browser

Perfect for confidential UI kits and pre-release assets—the session runs entirely offline once the page loads.

Granular export controls. Fine-tune every download for your layout and performance budget.

Dial in compression, set explicit dimensions, and pick DPI presets before you hit convert. The UI mirrors the decisions designers and frontend engineers make during handoff.

Granular export controls

Lossless or tuned compression

Switch between 100% lossless output or choose a quality slider value that matches your performance budget.

Responsive sizing presets

Lock in exact width or height, maintain aspect ratio automatically, and generate retina-ready assets in one pass.

Metadata & DPI helpers

Strip out editor tags and apply DPI presets (72, 96, 150, 300) so exports drop straight into your pipeline.

Built for production teams. Ship faster with tooling that mirrors real-world workflows.

From changelog-driven releases to open-source code, the project documents every decision so you can trust the output and extend it for your team.

Built for production teams

Documented release history

Follow along via the public changelog to understand new presets, performance improvements, and third-party audits.

No-seat, no-login access

Spin up the tool during a design critique or QA session—there are no accounts, paywalls, or tracking scripts involved.

Extendable for custom workflows

Use the open-source codebase as a starting point if you need automation, CLI tooling, or deeper asset validation.

How the in-browser pipeline keeps exports predictable

Every control mirrors a decision design and engineering teams make when preparing imagery. Because the work happens on your device, you can record the steps, reuse presets, and audit the results across releases.

  1. Collect your sources. Drag SVG assets straight from your repo or design exports. The queue keeps individual files separate, tracks their size, and reports conversion status in real time.
  2. Select an export profile. Toggle lossless mode for brand-critical artwork or pick a quality preset before converting. Optional width, height, and DPI overrides make documentation easy.
  3. Download with traceability. Converted files keep their original names, so attaching them to design tickets or pull requests becomes a one-click task. The statistics card doubles as a quick QA checklist.

Want to reverse the direction? Our WebP to SVG workflow covers trace settings, cleanup steps, and tooling suggestions for rebuilding vectors.

Prefer a deeper breakdown? Jump to the converter playbook for practical examples and configuration templates.

Workflow Playbook

Repeatable recipes for your conversion pipeline

Use these recommended configurations as a starting point. Adjust them to your brand, then add the final settings to your design documentation so teammates can reproduce the results.

UI icons and monochrome glyphs

Keep icons crisp while shrinking downloads for design systems and component libraries.

Recommended settings

  • Lossless off with quality 85%
  • No resize — keep the original vector dimensions
  • DPI 96 for web delivery

Checklist

  • Export icon sets from Figma or Sketch as individual SVG files.
  • Batch upload to the queue and monitor completion per file.
  • Document the quality value in your design tokens or asset README.

Illustrations and hero artwork

Balance detail and performance when shipping marketing pages or onboarding flows.

Recommended settings

  • Lossless on for artwork with gradients
  • Set max width to 1600px while maintaining aspect ratio
  • DPI 150 for slide decks or high-density displays

Checklist

  • Trim unnecessary groups or hidden layers before uploading.
  • Use the size overrides to create desktop and mobile variants in one session.
  • Attach before/after file sizes to your pull request for visibility.

Product screenshots and UI composites

Start with a raster export, vectorize only key accents, and ship a focused WebP output.

Recommended settings

  • Quality preset: Lightweight (70%)
  • Resize to the exact container width for each breakpoint
  • Enable metadata cleanup to strip editor signatures

Checklist

  • Combine live UI captures with vector overlays before exporting to SVG.
  • Convert once, then drop the result into your CMS or documentation site.
  • Store the chosen preset values alongside your asset README so anyone can regenerate them later.

Advanced tips

  • Download exports as soon as they complete—the queue allows multiple simultaneous conversions.
  • For compliance reviews, copy the statistics card into your QA notes so reviewers can match file counts and sizes.
  • Record the chosen settings in a JSON snippet so you can recreate them manually or feed future automation.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about our SVG to WebP converter

How private is the conversion process?

Everything happens inside your browser using WebAssembly. Files never upload to our infrastructure, and once you close the tab the session disappears.

Which browsers deliver the best experience?

The converter runs in any Chromium-based browser, Safari 17+, and Firefox 120+. Older versions might not fully support WebP exports or large canvases.

Can I document the settings I used?

Yes. The settings panel shows lossless toggles, quality presets, and optional size or DPI overrides. Note them in your design tickets so teammates can recreate the same output.

How big can my SVG files be?

Because everything runs locally, the limit depends on your device memory. Most modern laptops comfortably convert files up to ~150MB. If a file stalls, reduce nested filters or split it into layers before retrying.

Does the queue support batch work?

Drag a folder or select multiple SVGs and they will convert one after another. You can download finished items individually or use the Download All button when the queue completes.

Will metadata or fonts survive the export?

WebP is a raster format, so embedded fonts become pixels. The optional metadata cleanup step strips editor-specific tags to keep outputs lightweight before you hand them to engineering.