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PNG, JPEG or GIF in · WebP out, typically 25 to 35% smaller
The PNG to WebP Converter cuts image weight sharply for the web — typically 25 to 35 percent below JPEG at matched quality, and far below PNG for photographs. Both lossy and lossless modes are available, and alpha is preserved in each, which is the advantage that lets WebP replace PNG and JPEG at the same time.
WebP is the format to use on a website in 2026. Every current browser supports it, and at matched visual quality it is routinely 25 to 35 percent smaller than JPEG and far smaller than PNG for photographic content.
Both lossy and lossless WebP are available here. Lossy is right for photographs and suits the quality slider; lossless is right for logos, icons and screenshots, and still usually beats PNG because WebP's lossless mode is simply better compression. Alpha channels are preserved in both modes, which is the advantage WebP has over JPEG and the reason it can replace PNG as well.
Lossy for photographs, lossless for logos and screenshots — and WebP lossless still usually beats PNG.
Alpha survives lossy WebP too, which is the combination neither JPEG nor PNG can offer.
Original and converted sizes are shown together as you move the quality slider.
Starts at the setting where most images stop looking any better, rather than at a number that wastes bytes.
Encoding uses the browser's own WebP support, so there is no server round trip and no queue.
PNG, JPEG or GIF all convert. The original size is shown for comparison.
Lossy for photographs, lossless for logos, icons and anything with text.
80 to 85 is where most images stop looking any better; the size updates live.
Save it, with the percentage saved shown beside the result.
Yes. Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Safari and every mobile browser have supported it for years. Only very old software outside the browser is likely to struggle.
Typically 25 to 35 percent smaller than a JPEG at matched visual quality, and far smaller than PNG for photographic content. Flat graphics vary more.
Lossy for photographs, where the compression is doing real work. Lossless for logos, icons, screenshots and line art, where lossy compression produces visible fringing around edges.
Yes, in both lossy and lossless modes. That combination — transparency plus photographic compression — is something neither PNG nor JPEG can offer.
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