01How to convert PNG to WebP
Choose whether exact pixels or the smallest practical file matters most.
- 1Add one or more PNG images.
- 2Select lossless WebP or set a quality level for smaller output.
- 3Convert and check transparency and sharp edges in the preview.
- 4Download the WebP results.
02PNG versus WebP
Both formats can keep transparency, but WebP often stores web graphics more efficiently.
- PNG image
- PNG
→- WebP image
- WEBP
- Lossless WebP keeps decoded pixels exact.
- Lossy WebP can reduce size further but may soften tiny text or edges.
03When to publish WebP
Use it for transparent web assets where PNG size is slowing delivery.
- Logos, product cutouts and UI graphics on modern websites.
- Large transparent illustrations or screenshots.
- Responsive image sets for mobile-first pages.
04Protect transparent edges
Preview the image over light and dark backgrounds when edge quality matters.
- Use lossless mode for pixel art, logos or very small text.
- Use adjustable quality for large illustrations and photographic PNGs.
No image upload required
The PNG is read and converted by your browser on the current device.
- Transparent artwork never enters a server-side processing queue.
- Close the tab to release any remaining temporary data.