Add PNG files
Drop PNG images onto the upload area, click the whole card to browse, or paste PNG files from your clipboard.
IMAGE CONVERTER
Convert PNG images to WebP in your browser. Keep transparency, tune WebP quality, compare real file sizes, and download one image or a whole batch.
Lower values usually shrink files more; higher values preserve more visual detail.
WebP supports alpha transparency, so transparent PNG pixels remain transparent.
This converter keeps the original pixel width and height. Use Image Resizer for dimension changes.
RESULTS
HOW TO USE
Drop PNG images onto the upload area, click the whole card to browse, or paste PNG files from your clipboard.
Start at 82% and move the quality slider higher for detail or lower when you want a smaller result.
Convert locally, compare real file sizes and previews, then download individual WebPs or one ZIP.
Key Features
Queue up to 30 PNG images and convert the full batch without repeating the workflow one file at a time.
Choose quality from 40% to 100% and rerun the batch until file size and visual detail fit your use case.
Transparent and semi-transparent PNG areas stay transparent in the WebP output instead of being flattened.
PNG decoding and WebP encoding happen in your browser, so conversion does not require uploading the images.
See actual input and encoded output bytes. The tool does not promise every PNG will become smaller.
Download WebP results one by one or package all successful conversions into a ZIP generated locally.
FORMAT GUIDANCE
WebP is a practical delivery format for websites and apps because it supports transparency while often producing smaller files than large PNG screenshots, graphics, or exported assets. Keep the original PNG when you need a lossless editing source or a workflow that explicitly requires PNG.
Very small icons and already optimized PNG files do not always get smaller after conversion. Check the actual before/after bytes instead of assuming a saving. If you only need to reduce size without changing format, Motricialy's Image Compressor is the more direct workflow.
The converter keeps original pixel dimensions. For width or height changes, use the Image Resizer before or after format conversion.
FAQ
Yes. Modern browser WebP encoders support alpha transparency, and this converter keeps transparent and semi-transparent pixels instead of adding a background.
No. Large screenshots and graphics often shrink well, but tiny images or highly optimized PNGs can stay similar in size or even grow. Motricialy shows the actual encoded byte size so you can decide.
No upload is required for the conversion itself. The browser decodes the PNG and encodes the WebP locally. If your goal is only compression, try Motricialy's Image Compressor.
It changes the browser's lossy WebP encoding quality. Lower settings generally reduce file size more, while higher settings preserve more detail. Always inspect the preview when image detail matters.
No. Animated PNG files are rejected instead of silently flattening the animation into one frame. This page is intentionally limited to static PNG → WebP conversion.