Drop your PNG images and save them as WebP files. Transparent backgrounds are kept, and your files stay in your browser.
Drop your PNG files
They are converted to WebP in your browser. JPG, GIF and BMP files work too.
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Your browser creates the WebP file, so the WebP option only appears when it can. If WebP is missing from the output menu, the converter falls back to JPG, and Pixformat tells you if a file can't be created. Chrome can create WebP. Support in other browsers depends on the version, so check yours: if the option is there, it works.
It is a good fit for photos and graphics that are shown in a browser. Keep PNG for files that go into tools or services that don't read WebP.
No. It is saved as lossy WebP at about 82%, which is why it can be smaller than the PNG.
Because your browser can't create WebP files. Try another browser or version.
Yes, with the WebP to PNG converter. Detail lost in the lossy WebP does not come back.
