Add PNG files
Drop, click, or paste one or more PNG images into the browser-based workspace.
Free PNG to WebP converter
Turn PNG files into WebP images in your browser, with transparency preserved where the browser supports it. WebP can be a practical web-delivery format, but this fixed-quality conversion is not a guarantee of smaller files or pixel-identical output—check each result before publishing.
Files stay in this browser
All conversion runs on-device
About this converter
PNG is lossless, which makes it a dependable choice for screenshots, logos, interface assets, and transparent graphics. WebP supports alpha transparency and is widely supported by current browsers, making it useful when a site or CMS accepts WebP. This tool encodes with the browser's WebP canvas encoder at a fixed quality setting, so the final size and visible detail depend on the source image and browser. Compare the downloaded file with the original when file weight or exact pixels matter.
How it works
Drop, click, or paste one or more PNG images into the browser-based workspace.
WebP is the default output for this route. The workspace uses its fixed browser encoder; there is no quality slider to tune per file.
Create the WebP files, then compare transparency, visible detail, and file size before using them on a site or in an app.
Made for real pipelines
Convert without uploading your assets. Switch outputs anytime — web, print, icons, and document targets from the same batch.
Convert PNG to WebPConvert PNG files in the browser without sending them to a conversion server.
Create WebP output without flattening transparent PNG areas.
File size and image detail vary by source and browser encoder, so inspect each WebP before production use.
Good to know
Yes. You can convert PNG files to WebP here without an account or sign-up.
No. This converter runs in your browser, so PNG files are not sent to a conversion server.
WebP supports alpha transparency, and this conversion does not flatten transparent PNG areas. Check the downloaded file in your target browser or app as part of your workflow.
No. WebP can reduce file size for many images, but the result depends on the image content and the browser encoder. This tool uses a fixed quality setting, so compare the downloaded WebP with the original PNG when size matters.
Do not treat this as a lossless archive conversion. The WebP output uses a fixed-quality browser encoding, which can change image data. Review text, sharp edges, gradients, and other important details before publishing.
WebP works in current major browsers and many modern web workflows. If your audience uses older browsers, software, or a platform with format restrictions, keep a compatible fallback such as the original PNG.