Webflow fully supports the WebP format, which is ideal for optimizing image loading speed and improving Google PageSpeed scores. However, Webflow does not support .jpf files, which are not WebP images.
1. Webflow Support for WebP
- WebP files (.webp) can be uploaded directly to Webflow’s asset manager.
- They are supported in image elements, backgrounds, and CMS-hosted images.
- Webflow also automatically converts and serves optimized versions of uploaded supported formats (e.g., JPEG, PNG) in WebP when possible, using responsive image technology.
2. Unsupported .jpf Files
- The .jpf file extension typically refers to JPEG 2000 Part 1 files, which Webflow does not support.
- Uploading .jpf will result in a failed attempt or a missing image.
- Convert .jpf files to .webp, .jpg, or .png before uploading.
3. Best Practices for WebP in Webflow
- Use WebP for custom-uploaded images where compression and load time are critical (e.g., hero sections, background visuals).
- For broader browser compatibility, consider uploading both fallback JPEG/PNG and WebP, though Webflow handles most modern browsers automatically with WebP.
- Export images from tools like Photoshop, Figma, or online converters as .webp before uploading.
Summary
Webflow supports .webp files, which help improve performance. However, .jpf files are not accepted, so convert them to a supported format like .webp or .jpg before uploading.