Turn PNG images into much smaller WebP files in your browser. Your files never leave your device.
WebP files are usually much smaller than PNG and still support transparency, so they suit logos, icons and screenshots on websites. Smaller images make pages load faster.
This tool makes lossy WebP at the quality you choose, so the result is not identical to the PNG pixel for pixel. At 90 the difference is hard to see. Current browsers all display WebP, but some older desktop software does not, so keep the PNG as your master copy.
Need a different format? The image converter handles PNG, JPG and WebP in any direction.
Yes. Transparent areas in the PNG stay transparent in the WebP.
No. It is lossy WebP at the quality you set. Raise the slider for a closer match, or lower it for smaller files.
A few browsers cannot save WebP. If yours is one, the page tells you instead of giving you a wrong file. A current version of Chrome, Edge or Firefox will work.
No. The conversion happens in your browser, so your files stay on your device.