PNG to WebP
Smaller than PNG, and transparency survives.
Drop images here
JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, GIF, BMP. Paste works too.
Choose imagesStays on your device. Nothing is uploaded.
Best keeps PNG lossless, so it will barely shrink. Try High.
WebP is the single biggest page weight win available for most sites. It keeps the transparency that made you choose PNG in the first place, and is typically a fraction of the size. Every current browser supports it, so the only reason to stay on PNG is a tool or a service that has not caught up.
Good for
- Cutting the weight of a website
- Logos and icons that need transparency
- Large exports from design tools
- Anywhere you control what opens the file
Questions
Yes, fully, including soft edges. That is what makes it a real replacement for PNG rather than a compromise.
On the web, yes. Every current browser reads it. Some desktop applications and older phones still do not, so keep a JPG or PNG for those.
It depends entirely on the picture. Photographic PNGs often drop by 80 percent or more; a simple two colour graphic may barely change.