Local processing
Conversion runs in your browser, so the converter does not need to send source images to a conversion server.
Fast, clean image conversion for websites, blogs, design work, and everyday files. Batch-process images in your browser with transparency support and adjustable WebP quality.
The tool uses your browser's built-in image and Canvas APIs, giving you a simple workflow for converting common web-image formats.
Conversion runs in your browser, so the converter does not need to send source images to a conversion server.
Add several PNG or WebP files, process them sequentially, compare file sizes, and download each result.
PNG to WebP includes an adjustable quality setting, while WebP to PNG creates PNG output without another lossy quality step.
Choose the direction, add your files, then convert and download.
Select PNG → WebP for web-friendly output or WebP → PNG when you need PNG compatibility.
Drag and drop files or choose them from your device. The tool checks the actual file signature before conversion.
Run the batch, compare the resulting file sizes, and download each converted image.
Both formats support transparency, but they fit different workflows.
PNG is widely used for screenshots, interface graphics, logos, and images where lossless storage or broad editing compatibility is useful.
WebP can produce smaller files for many web images while supporting transparency, helping reduce the amount of image data transferred on a page.
Important details about privacy, transparency, quality, and output size.
No conversion server is used by this tool. Images are decoded and converted in your browser.
Yes. When the browser supports WebP encoding, transparent areas are preserved through the Canvas conversion workflow.
PNG output is lossless. The decoded WebP pixels are written into a PNG file without applying an additional lossy quality setting.
Simple graphics, already optimized images, or very high WebP quality settings can produce a larger output. Lower the WebP quality setting and compare the result.
Jump back to the converter and choose PNG → WebP or WebP → PNG.
