You can't convert a WebP image back to its original file extension in Webflow. If you want to keep the original image file (e.g., PNG, JPEG, etc.), ensure you have a backup first or download them from the Asset panel before converting. Important: When you convert existing assets to WebP, the original asset files will be replaced by the WebP asset. After you convert your assets, make sure you republish your site. You can keep working in the Designer (or you can exit the Designer) while you wait for your assets to convert.

Select the asset(s) to convert by clicking the “ check” icon that appears when hovering over an asset, or by clicking “ Select all”.

How to convert existing assets to WebP files Note: Conversion to WebP is not currently supported for assets uploaded to CMS items.

This will convert the asset’s file type in both the Assets panel and any instances of that asset on the canvas. Using the built-in Webflow conversion tool, you can compress existing image assets (JPEG, JPG, PNG, and WebP assets) by converting them to WebP files. However, keep in mind that the WebP file format isn’t supported on all browsers and email clients yet. This helps web pages load faster and saves website storage space. The WebP image file format (e.g., “image.webp”) retains most of an image’s high quality while compressing it into a smaller file size.

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