Learn about image optimization, web performance, and best practices for creating fast-loading websites.
Welcome to the WEBP Converter blog — your go-to resource for practical guides on image optimisation, WebP conversion, Core Web Vitals, and web performance best practices. Every article is written by Chris at Pixelbricks Design, a London-based web designer who builds this tool and uses it every day on real client projects.
Whether you're a freelance designer looking to get better PageSpeed Insights scores, a developer optimising images for a Next.js app, or a marketer trying to reduce bounce rates and improve SEO rankings, you'll find actionable, no-fluff advice here.
Need to turn a WebP back into a JPEG or PNG? Here is the quick, free way to do it, which format to pick, and the one quality catch nobody mentions when you go backwards.
Before and after galleries are the hardest working page on a local service business website. They are also usually the heaviest. Here is why that is costing you enquiries and how to fix it without binning the photos.
Your website is the front door to your business. Here are five sensible things you can do this week to stop it getting walked into.
Setting paragraph widths in pixels or percentages usually creates messy layouts. Learn how the humble CSS ch unit delivers comfortable reading widths without the guesswork.
Say goodbye to awkward heading orphans and messy paragraphs using two simple CSS properties: text-wrap balance and text-wrap pretty.
Tired of lonely orphan words ruining your hero banners? Modern CSS finally gives us text wrap balance and pretty to fix typographic awkwardness with zero JavaScript.
Media queries look at the screen. Container queries look at the element. Learn why mixing them up is breaking your layouts and how to fix it.
Not all WebP converters are created equal. For professional photography, quality preservation matters more than file size alone. Here is what separates a great WebP converter from a mediocre one — and how WEBP Converter balances fidelity and compression.
Converting JPG to WebP does not have to mean a visible drop in quality. Here is the quick, reliable way to do it — and the one setting that decides whether your image stays sharp.
LCP, INP, and CLS are the three metrics Google uses to judge your page experience. Here is what each one measures, the thresholds you need to hit, and how to actually improve them.
Both AVIF and WebP crush JPEG and PNG. But which one should you actually serve in 2026? A practical comparison of compression, browser support, and when to use each.
Responsive design has moved past media queries alone. Here is how container queries, fluid type with clamp(), and intrinsic grid layouts work together in 2026.
The best free tools for writing, testing, optimising, and shipping web projects in 2026 — from your editor to your image pipeline. No subscriptions required.
WebP files are smaller, smarter, and built for the modern web. Here is exactly how that translates into faster loading times for your site.
JPG, PNG, and WebP each have their place. Here is a simple breakdown of what each format does best and when to use them.
The team behind WEBP Converter picks the top 5 London web design agencies for 2026 — including the studio that built this very converter tool.
Discover how WebP images can dramatically improve your website performance, reduce bandwidth costs, and boost your SEO rankings.
Learn how switching to WebP images can improve your Core Web Vitals, boost your Google PageSpeed Insights score, and give you a real competitive edge in search rankings.