Convert a PNG image to the smaller WebP format right in your browser, with adjustable quality.
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Transparency is preserved in the WebP output.
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- Runs entirely in your browser — your image is never uploaded
- Adjustable quality slider for the smaller WebP format
- Free, no account required
How it works
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Choose or drop a PNG image.
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Set the WebP quality.
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Check the preview and file size, then click Convert Image.
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Download the .webp file.
About the PNG to WebP
WebP files are usually much smaller than PNG while still supporting transparency, which makes them a good fit for website graphics, icons and product cut-outs. This tool turns a PNG into a WebP at the quality you choose, in your browser, and keeps the transparent areas intact so the image still sits cleanly on any background.
What you can do
- Convert a PNG to WebP with a quality slider, starting at 85 percent.
- Keep transparent and semi-transparent pixels in the output.
- Watch the preview and file size change as you move the slider.
- Download the result as a .webp file with a name you choose.
When it works best
- Speeding up a web page that loads large PNG banners or illustrations.
- Shrinking transparent product photos for an online shop.
- Reducing the size of image assets bundled into a web app.
Things to know
- The PNG is processed by your browser on your device, with no upload.
- Below 100 percent quality, WebP is lossy, so fine pixel art or tiny text can soften. Raise the quality if edges look smeared.
- Almost every current browser shows WebP, but some desktop apps and older systems still cannot open it.
- If you need the file back as PNG later, use WebP to PNG.
Frequently asked questions
Yes, both fully and partly transparent pixels are preserved.
Start at the default 85 percent. Raise it if pixel art or small text starts to look smeared.
Current browsers can, but some desktop apps and older systems cannot. WebP to PNG converts it back.
No, the conversion runs in your browser.