Author: Rafay khatri

Have you ever downloaded an image from a website, only to discover that it saved as a WebP file instead of the familiar JPG format? This happens because many websites now use WebP to make images smaller and pages load faster. Although WebP offers several benefits, it can sometimes cause problems when you need to edit, upload, or share an image. Understanding why websites use this format and how to convert it to JPG can help you manage your images without unnecessary hassle. What Is WebP, and Why Do Websites Use It? WebP is a modern image format developed by…