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PNG → WEBP

Convert PNG to WebP and shrink your images.

Turn PNG images into WebP — typically ~30% smaller at similar quality, ideal for fast-loading websites. Runs instantly in your browser; nothing uploads.

Converts in your browserNo signupNever uploadedFree

Why WebP beats PNG on the web

WebP is the modern image format built for the web: it stores the same picture as a PNG in noticeably less space — usually 25–35% smaller — which means faster page loads and better Core Web Vitals. Every current browser supports it.

Transparency comes along

Unlike JPG, WebP has a real alpha channel, so transparent PNGs stay transparent after converting — you get the smaller file and keep the see-through background, which makes it a clean drop-in replacement for PNG site assets, icons and logos.

When to keep the PNG

A few older tools and some email clients still don't read WebP. If a file needs maximum compatibility — emailing to unknown software, say — PNG or JPG is the safer pick. For anything that lives on the web, WebP is the better default.

How it works

  1. 01

    Add your PNG

    Drop one or many files, or click to browse. Private by default.

  2. 02

    Convert in your browser

    PNG becomes WebP instantly on your device — no upload, no paid API.

  3. 03

    Download

    Grab your WebP (or a zip of many).

Runs fully in your browser — files never upload

Batch convert many at once, download as a zip

High quality, no watermark, no signup

WebP is ~30% smaller than PNG/JPEG at similar quality

Transparency is preserved (unlike JPG)

PNG to WebP

WebP is a modern web image format, usually 25–35% smaller than an equivalent JPG or PNG at similar quality, and it supports transparency. Ideal for fast-loading sites; a few older apps still don't open it.

Common questions

Is it free?+

Yes — convert PNG to WebP free, with no signup.

Is my image private?+

Image conversions run entirely in your browser and never upload to a server.

Why WebP?+

WebP files are typically about 30% smaller than PNG or JPEG at similar visual quality, so pages load faster.