Convert WebP to JPG in Java

TL;DR Convert WEBP to JPG natively in Java with a single line of code using JDeli. Supports File, InputStream, byte[] and batch command-line conversion. Free trial.

The JDeli Java image conversion library provides native WEBP support which makes it very easy to convert WEBP to JPG image files in Java and other languages/scripts.

To run the code examples you will need to download the JDeli jar:

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Convert WEBP to JPG in one line of code

The JDeli.convert() methods allow you to save WEBP as JPG in just ONE line of code!

Using File

JDeli.convert(File inFile, File outFile);
JDeli.convert(File inFile, EncoderOptions encoderOptions, File outfile);
JDeli.convert(File inFile, File outfile, ImageProcessingOps imageProcessingOps);

Using InputStream and OutputStream

JDeli.convert(InputStream inputStream, OutputStream outputStream, "jpg");
JDeli.convert(InputStream inputStream, EncoderOptions encoderOptions, OutputStream outputStream);
JDeli.convert(InputStream inputStream, OutputStream outputStream, ImageProcessingOps imageProcessingOps);

Using byte[]

byte[] outputData = JDeli.convert(byte[] inputData, "jpg");
byte[] outputData = JDeli.convert(byte[] inputData, EncoderOptions encoderOptions);
byte[] outputData = JDeli.convert(byte[] inputData, "jpg", ImageProcessingOps imageProcessingOps);

Batch convert WEBP to JPG from command line

Change image formats from command line or bash, bat, and powershell scripts. This method can also be used to invoke JDeli from any programming language that allows you to create a child process.

java -jar jdeli.jar --convert jpg "inputFileOrDir" "outputDir"

How to convert from WEBP into JPG in Java as separate steps

Sometimes there is a requirement to convert between formats as separate steps. JDeli also allows the image to be read in as a BufferedImage and then written out later.

1. Read WEBP image into Java

   BufferedImage bufferedImage = JDeli.read(new File("webpImageFile.webp"));  
   

2. Process image if needed (scale, sharpen, lighten, watermark, etc)

   bufferedImage = operations.apply(BufferedImage bufferedImage); // Optional
   

3. Write out BufferedImage as JPG image file

   JDeli.write(bufferedImage, "jpg", new File("jpgImageFile.jpg"));
   

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