PNG → WebP
Batch-convert PNG to WebP — transparency kept, with a visual quality check.
- Secure upload
- Deleted after processing
- No watermark
Click to upload or drag and drop
PNG files — drop as many as you need
About the png → webp
This free online PNG to WebP converter batch-converts PNG files to WebP while automatically keeping transparency intact — the one thing converting a transparent PNG to JPG can never do — and adds a drag-to-compare slider on every file so you can visually confirm the size savings didn't cost you anything you can actually see.
PNG is lossless, which is exactly right for logos, icons and graphics, but it means the files are often far larger than they need to be — WebP can typically compress the same image significantly smaller while still supporting the same full transparency PNG does. That combination — real compression plus kept transparency — is something JPG structurally cannot offer, which makes WebP the more capable modern replacement for PNG in almost every situation where file size matters: product thumbnails with a transparent background, icon sets, UI graphics, or any transparent image destined for the web. Smaller images mean faster page loads, and Google's Core Web Vitals — a direct ranking factor — reward exactly that, so converting a folder of transparent PNGs to WebP before uploading is a quick, concrete win for page speed and search ranking.
Because compression on a lossy format like WebP is still a trade-off, every file gets a magnifier button that opens a before/after slider comparing the original PNG against the WebP result — drag across fine edges and transparency boundaries to confirm the cutout and detail both held up at your chosen quality, rather than trusting the file-size number alone. The quality slider and live per-file savings readout let you dial in the right balance across the whole batch, from an aggressive smallest-file preset up to a near-lossless setting when quality matters more than a few extra kilobytes.
Every conversion, alpha check and comparison happens locally in your browser using the HTML canvas API — nothing is ever uploaded to a server, so it's instant, works identically on a phone or a laptop, and is completely private.
Key features
- Automatic transparency preservation — WebP fully supports alpha, unlike JPG
- Batch conversion with a live quality slider and size-saved readout
- Per-file magnifier opens a drag-to-compare slider against the original
- Individual downloads or one "Download all" for the whole batch
Common use cases
Transparent graphics, smaller files
Shrink transparent icons, logos and UI graphics into WebP without losing the transparency PNG had.
Faster websites
Convert PNG images to WebP to cut page weight and improve Core Web Vitals and search ranking.
Verifying quality before you commit
Use the before/after comparison to confirm detail and transparency edges still look right at your chosen quality.
Modern app & CDN pipelines
Prepare transparent assets in the format most current image CDNs and build pipelines prefer by default.
How to use it
- 1Drop in one or more PNG files — as many as you need.
- 2Adjust the quality slider or pick a preset — size savings update live for every file.
- 3Tap the magnifier on any file to drag-compare the transparent original against the WebP result.
- 4Download individual files or click Download all to save the whole batch as WebP.
Supported formats & limits
Accepts PNG only; always outputs WebP. No limit on how many files you can batch, beyond your device's memory.
Privacy & security
Every conversion, alpha check and comparison happens locally in your browser using the canvas API — files never leave your device.
FAQ
- Are my files uploaded to a server?
- No. Every conversion, transparency check and comparison happens locally in your browser using the canvas API — files never leave your device.
- Will my PNG's transparency be kept?
- Yes, automatically — WebP fully supports transparency, so nothing extra needs to be configured.
- How much smaller will my files get?
- It varies by image, but WebP commonly produces meaningfully smaller files than an equivalent PNG at a visually comparable quality — the live per-file readout shows the exact result for your own images.
- How do I check the quality trade-off?
- Tap the magnifier icon on any file to open a drag-to-compare slider against the original PNG, so you can inspect fine detail and transparency edges before downloading.