PNG to WebP Converter
Convert PNG images to WebP online for free. Batch conversion in your browser, no upload limits and no credits used.
WebP does everything PNG does — lossless encoding and a full alpha channel — in a substantially smaller file. For web assets that need transparency, it is close to a straight upgrade, which is not something you can usually say about a format change.
Lossless and transparent, but smaller
WebP has a lossless mode as well as a lossy one, and both support partial transparency. Converting a PNG to lossless WebP gives you a pixel-identical image, alpha intact, commonly 20–30% smaller. Choosing lossy WebP instead saves far more and is usually still indistinguishable on screen.
- Logos, icons, and UI assets with transparency convert cleanly and get noticeably lighter.
- Screenshots and flat graphics — PNG's traditional home ground — are exactly where lossless WebP wins.
- Soft shadows and anti-aliased edges survive, so cut-out product shots still sit on any background.
The photograph case
If your PNG is actually a photograph, the saving is dramatic rather than incremental: lossy WebP will typically be a small fraction of the PNG at no visible cost, because a photograph never needed a lossless format in the first place. This is the most wasteful case PNG is commonly used for, and the easiest to fix.
When to keep the PNG around
Keep a PNG copy for anything that has to leave the browser — design handoffs, print, upload forms, older desktop software. Serve WebP on the site, archive the PNG. That way the compatibility gap costs you nothing and the page still loads at the smaller size.
Frequently asked questions
Does WebP support transparency like PNG?
Is converting PNG to WebP lossless?
How much smaller is WebP than PNG?
Should I delete the PNG after converting?
What to do next
This tool is free. When you need more than file housekeeping, these pick up where it stops.