Drop files here, or click to browse
Drop one or many images, or a whole folder. You can also paste with Ctrl+V.
How to use
Drop in your images
Add PNG files, or JPG, GIF, AVIF and BMP files too, up to 50 MB each. You can also pick a whole folder or paste from the clipboard. Several files start bulk mode automatically.
Set quality and width
WebP is preselected. Choose High (90), Medium (75) or Low (50), or type an exact value; use 90 or more for graphics with text. Enter a Max width or height to scale large images down.
Convert and download
Press Convert to WebP. Each file shows its before and after size, a summary shows the total saving, and batches download as converted-webp.zip.
Why PNG to WebP Converter
- Transparency is kept, unlike a JPG export.
- Exact 1 to 100 quality slider and total savings summary.
- Accepts PNG, JPG, GIF, AVIF and BMP, and whole folders.
- Runs in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.
What converts well to WebP, and what to leave as PNG
WebP helps most with large images that are shown on a website. Use the before and after sizes as your guide: if a file barely shrinks, keep the PNG.
- Convert: hero illustrations, blog graphics and screenshots over about 100 KB. They often shrink a lot at quality 85 to 90.
- Convert: product cut-outs with transparent backgrounds, since WebP keeps the transparency and is far smaller than PNG.
- Test first: logos and UI with thin lines or small text. Use quality 90 or more and zoom in on the result.
- Leave as PNG: tiny icons, sprites and pixel art, where the saving is small and exact pixels matter.
- Leave as PNG: master files you will edit again. Keep them and publish the WebP copy.