Convert tool

Convert PNG to WebP

WebP can reduce the size of many photographs and graphics compared with PNG, especially when a modest lossy quality is acceptable. The result retains transparency where the browser encoder supports it.

PNG to WebP

Convert PNG graphics to WebP after a live capability check. This route opens the shared Image Studio with a focused preset.

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This tool always converts to WebP.

Compression

Process

Process the selected images.

Your images stay on your device. Nothing is uploaded to ImagesCompressor.

Review before converting

Convert this large photograph to PNG?

WebP or AVIF is usually a better choice for reducing photo file size.

How it works

Three steps, entirely on your device

  1. 1

    Add PNG files.

  2. 2

    Set WebP quality and optional dimensions.

  3. 3

    Convert and compare sizes before downloading.

Privacy and support

PNG-to-WebP conversion runs on the device and begins only after the browser proves it can create a real WebP file.

Supported formats

PNG input and WebP output are available when the browser passes a WebP encoding test.

Limitations

  • Lossy WebP may soften sharp graphic edges.
  • Animated PNG is not preserved.
  • Some highly optimized PNG graphics can be smaller than WebP.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Will transparency remain after PNG to WebP?

The WebP encoder used by current browsers supports alpha transparency, but you should always inspect the generated preview.

Why is WebP unavailable in my browser?

The page disables processing when a real canvas encoding test does not return WebP.

Should logos always become WebP?

Not necessarily. Simple transparent logos can remain smaller and sharper as PNG or SVG.