Transparency stays intentional
The output remains alpha-capable, avoiding the opaque background introduced by a JPEG conversion.
Convert PNG images to WebP locally while retaining transparency and controlling output quality and dimensions.

PNG only. Add one file or a whole batch.
PNG-only intake and a preselected WebP output make the conversion explicit. Transparency stays intact while Smart or manual quality controls the delivery tradeoff.
The output remains alpha-capable, avoiding the opaque background introduced by a JPEG conversion.
Actual savings and growth are both shown. An unhelpful conversion never needs to replace the source PNG.
PNG pixels, alpha data and filenames remain local. No upload endpoint is used for files selected from your device.
Add verified PNG files. JPEG, WebP and AVIF inputs are rejected on this focused route.
WebP is selected from the first render. Adjust quality or dimensions without changing the alpha-capable destination.
A browser worker converts the batch and exposes previews, byte differences and correctly suffixed WebP downloads.
Yes. WebP supports an alpha channel, and this conversion path preserves transparent pixels. The preview lets you inspect the result before download.
WebP can be much smaller for photographic or complex PNGs, but simple or already-optimized assets may not improve. Use the reported byte comparison for each file.
The current WebP output uses adjustable lossy quality. Keep PNG when you require a lossless source asset; use this route when a smaller delivery asset is the goal.