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Upload your PNG file, pick the output option, and download the WEBP result.

How to convert PNG to WebP

  1. Choose a PNG file - it loads into a preview on this page, nothing is sent anywhere.
  2. The output format is already set to WebP; adjust the quality slider if the tool offers one for your browser.
  3. Click Convert, then use the download link to save the WebP file to your device.

PNG to WebP Converter


Turn a PNG into a WebP right in the browser, in a single step.

Typical use: your target platform takes WebP but not PNG. Because WebP supports both lossy and lossless modes plus an alpha channel, a PNG's transparency carries straight through, and the re-encoded file usually lands noticeably smaller than the source PNG for the same picture - the exact reduction depends on the image.

The file picker sits above a small set of option fields that control how each PNG is re-encoded as WebP; the defaults suit typical web-delivery use, so a straightforward conversion needs no adjustment. The re-encode runs on an HTML5 canvas, which lets you nudge the output quality to balance a leaner WebP against how faithfully it tracks the original PNG before you save it.

Every step - reading the PNG, redrawing it, and writing the WebP - happens inside this tab through the Canvas API, so the PNG stays on your device and is never uploaded. What you convert is dropped when the page session ends and is never handed to an analytics or tracking service, and no account or signup is involved.

For other image formats, browse the image conversion tools hub.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does PNG to WebP Converter do?

Convert a PNG input into a WEBP output - one step, in the browser.

When should I reach for png to webp converter?

Typical use: when your downstream platform accepts WEBP but not PNG.

What complementary tools work well alongside png to webp converter?

Browse the image conversion tools hub for other format converters that run the same way, entirely in the browser.