PNG → WEBP

PNG to WebP Converter

Convert PNG images to WebP for much smaller files — with transparency kept. Runs in your browser, nothing uploaded.

Files never leave your browserInstant, client-sideNo limitsNo sign-up
Private by designFiles are processed on your device and never uploaded to a server.
Instant & localNo server round-trip, so conversion starts the moment you drop a file.
Batch + ZIPConvert many images at once and download them all as a single ZIP.
Free, no sign-upNo account, no watermark, and no artificial limits on files.

PNG is lossless and often large. WebP can shrink it substantially while keeping transparency, which makes it a great choice for web graphics and UI assets.

Conversion is done locally in your browser, so your files are never uploaded.

How to convert PNG to WebP

  1. Drop your .png files above.
  2. Set the quality level.
  3. Download your WebP files (or a ZIP).

Big savings, transparency kept

PNG is lossless and often heavy, especially for photographs or detailed graphics saved as PNG. WebP shrinks those dramatically while preserving the alpha channel, so transparent areas stay transparent. It’s an easy way to make heavy PNG assets web-friendly without losing the see-through background.

Lossy or near-lossless

The quality slider lets you choose. For flat graphics, icons, and logos you can lower it a lot and still look pixel-perfect; for photographs, 75–85 keeps excellent detail at a fraction of the PNG’s size. Either way the file is usually far smaller than the original.

Best for which images

WebP gives the biggest wins on:

Photos or screenshots that were saved as large PNGs.

Web graphics and UI assets where load speed matters.

Transparent images you still want to keep small.

PNG vs WebP at a glance

PNGWebP
File sizeLarge (lossless)Much smaller
TransparencyYesYes
QualityLosslessLossy or near-lossless
Best forEditing, archivalFast web delivery

Frequently asked questions

Does WebP keep PNG transparency?

Yes, WebP supports transparency, so the alpha channel is preserved.

Is WebP smaller than PNG?

Usually much smaller, especially for photographic or detailed images.

Will I lose quality?

WebP can be lossy, but at a high setting the difference is invisible; flat graphics often look identical even at lower settings.

WebP or AVIF for PNGs?

Both beat PNG on size. WebP has slightly wider support; AVIF compresses a touch more. Either is a big upgrade.

Are my files uploaded?

No — conversion runs in your browser.

Can I batch convert?

Yes, and download a ZIP.

Related: PNG to AVIF · WebP to PNG · JPG to WebP

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