Lossy WebP
Use adjustable lossy quality when reducing file size is the priority.
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Convert PNG to WebP in your browser. Add one PNG or a folder, choose WebP output, compare quality and file size, then download one image or the complete batch.
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Choose one or more PNG files, add a folder, drag files onto the page, or paste an image.
Select WebP output, then adjust quality or choose lossless compression. Check transparency and detail in the preview.
Download one .webp file directly or process the queue and download all results in one ZIP.
Choose the WebP mode that fits the image and compare its result before downloading.
Use adjustable lossy quality when reducing file size is the priority.
Preserve exact decoded pixels when a lossless result is required.
Keep transparent areas from the source PNG and verify them in the preview.
The comparison view shows the original and converted image, pixel dimensions, file size, and size change before export.
Apply the same WebP quality and resize settings to a folder or image queue. Review one result before processing all files and exporting them together.
Add a PNG, select WebP as the output format, choose quality or lossless mode, and download the converted .webp file.
Often yes, but the result depends on image content and settings. Compare the displayed file sizes before downloading.
Yes. WebP supports an alpha channel, so transparent areas can remain transparent after conversion.
Lossless preserves exact decoded pixels. Lossy usually creates smaller files. Use the preview to choose the appropriate balance.
Yes. Add multiple PNG files or a folder, apply one WebP configuration, and download all results in a ZIP.
No. Conversion runs locally in the browser, so source files stay on your device.
Usually not by much because WebP is already compressed. ZIP is mainly used to download multiple converted files together.
Add PNG images, choose WebP output, and compare the result in your browser.