Convert your entire media library to WebP format. No cloud uploads, no subscriptions, no accounts. Every conversion runs on your own server using PHP's built-in libraries.
A focused plugin that does one thing exceptionally well — converting images to WebP on your server.
Images are processed entirely within your server environment. Nothing is ever transmitted to external services or third parties.
Convert your entire media library in a single operation, or select specific images. Process hundreds of files with one click.
Fine-tune the compression level from the settings page. Find the perfect balance between file size and visual quality for your needs.
Uses your server's existing PHP GD or Imagick library. No API credits, no usage limits, no monthly fees — ever.
Converts both JPEG and PNG source files to WebP. Replaces originals to keep your media library clean and disk usage low.
Integrates directly into your WordPress dashboard. No external apps or browser extensions required — works where you already work.
Most image optimization tools send your files to external APIs. This plugin does the opposite — everything happens locally, using libraries your hosting environment already has.
No image data is transmitted to our servers, cloud services, or any third party — under any circumstance.
Powered by the GD or Imagick library already installed on virtually every shared hosting plan.
No outbound internet connection required for processing. Conversions complete even in restricted network environments.
No subscription, no usage cap, no API credits. Local processing means the cost is always zero.
Available directly in the WordPress plugin directory. No zip files, no FTP — just search, install, and activate.
Log in to your WordPress admin and go to Plugins in the sidebar.
Click Add New Plugin at the top of the Plugins page.
Type "Image Compressor WebP by htmlrunner" in the search box and click Install Now.
Click Activate, then open Webp Converter from your sidebar and start converting.
/wp-content/uploads/ directory before running a conversion.