Format Converter

PNG to WebP Converter

Convert PNG to WebP. Keeps transparency.

Drag & drop images here

or browse files

Supports JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF (max 10 files, 50MB each)

Keeps Transparency

Alpha channel preserved

26% Smaller

Average file reduction

100% Private

No server uploads

Instant Convert

WebAssembly powered

Why Convert PNG to WebP?

PNG files are excellent for graphics with transparency, but they can be quite large. WebP offers the same transparency support with significantly smaller file sizes, making it the ideal format for modern websites.

PNG vs WebP Comparison

  • File size - WebP is 26% smaller than PNG on average
  • Transparency - Both formats support alpha transparency
  • Quality - WebP matches PNG with lossless, or offers adjustable lossy compression
  • Browser support - WebP is now supported by all major browsers

How to Convert PNG to WebP

  1. Upload your PNG files - Drag and drop or click to browse
  2. Adjust quality - Use lossless (100%) or reduce for smaller files
  3. Convert - Click the compress button to convert
  4. Download - Get your WebP files individually or as a ZIP

Best Use Cases for PNG to WebP Conversion

  • Website logos and icons - Maintain quality while reducing load times
  • Product images - Transparent backgrounds with smaller file sizes
  • UI elements - Buttons, badges, and interface graphics
  • Screenshots - Sharp text and graphics with efficient compression

Frequently Asked Questions

Will I lose transparency when converting PNG to WebP?

No, WebP supports transparency just like PNG. Your transparent backgrounds will be preserved during conversion.

How much smaller will my WebP files be?

WebP files are typically 26% smaller than PNG files with lossless compression, and even smaller with lossy compression.

Is WebP quality as good as PNG?

WebP can match PNG quality with lossless compression, or offer adjustable lossy compression for even smaller files with minimal quality loss.

Can all browsers display WebP images?

Yes, all modern browsers support WebP including Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge. Over 97% of web users can view WebP images.

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