Lossy or lossless WEBP — which should I pick?

Lossy WEBP at quality 80 is great for photos and large compositions. Lossless WEBP suits screenshots, UI graphics, and anything with sharp text or flat colours.

Will the merged WEBP keep transparency?

Yes — alpha channels from input WEBPs are preserved, and the output WEBP supports full RGBA.

Do all browsers support the output?

Yes. WEBP is supported by every modern browser — Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, and mobile equivalents.

How much smaller is WEBP vs JPG?

Typically 25–35% smaller at equivalent visual quality, sometimes more for graphics with flat colours.

Can I tune compression?

Yes — the quality slider goes from 60% (smallest) to 100% (lossless). Default is 82% for a great quality/size balance.

Merge WEBP to WEBP

Stack WEBP images into one lightweight, web-optimised WEBP file.

Drop multiple WEBP files to merge them into one tiny, web-ready WEBP.

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WEBP is the modern web image format that delivers JPEG-or-better quality at 25–35% smaller sizes — and Imglov's Merge WEBP to WEBP tool keeps that advantage intact. Drop your WEBP files (lossy or lossless, with or without transparency), choose a layout, pick quality, and export a single WEBP that stays as light as possible. Perfect for shipping a single hero asset built from multiple sources, combining icon variants for a single sprite, or stitching screenshots together for a fast-loading documentation page.

How to Merge into one WEBP

Upload Your Images

Click "Select Images" or drag and drop the files you want to merge into the upload area. Add as many as you need.

Arrange & Customize

Reorder pages with drag-and-drop. Choose vertical, horizontal, or grid layout. Tweak quality, margins, and page size.

Merge

Click "Merge" — your files are combined into a single WEBP in seconds, entirely in your browser.

Download

Save the merged file to your device, copy a shareable link, or send it straight to Google Drive or Dropbox.

Why Merge WEBP to WEBP?

Outputs efficient WEBP using the libwebp encoder pipeline

Supports both lossy and lossless WEBP inputs and outputs

Full alpha-channel preservation

Vertical, horizontal, or grid layout

File size typically 25–35% smaller than JPG equivalent

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Use Cases

Combining icon variants into a single web spriteCreating fast-loading documentation screenshot bundlesHero banners assembled from multiple WEBP sourcesPerformance-critical e-commerce listing photosPWA asset bundlingWeb-optimised gallery thumbnails

Best Practices for Merge WEBP to WEBP

Use lossy WEBP at quality 80 for photo-heavy merges
Use lossless WEBP when the sources contain text or sharp UI
Keep transparent backgrounds when the asset will sit on a coloured layout
Avoid up-scaling — export WEBPs at the final display size
Combine with our Compress WEBP tool for an extra size boost

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