PNG to WEBP converter

Turn PNG images into WEBP: smaller files for websites.

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Lower = smaller files
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  • Sizes inside the iconWindows and browsers pick the one they need
  • Colours32-bit soft edges, or 8-bit
  • Favicon packfavicon.ico, apple-touch-icon, 192 and 512 px PNG, a web manifest and the HTML lines to paste
Animation When you add several pictures
  • Make
  • Each picture shows for
  • Repeat
  • Frame sizeOthers are fitted in
Extra settings All optional
  • SizeSide, width, height or %
  • Max file sizeFinds the best quality
  • BackgroundFor transparent parts
  • Photo detailsDate, camera, place, author
  • Created with FormatYard.comIn every file. EXIF remover takes it out Locked
Edit: crop, turn, colour, fix
  • Crop edgesPixels, or a plain border
  • TurnRotate or mirror
  • ColourGrey, black and white, sepia
  • FixLevels, sharpen, straighten
Print: DPI and CMYK
  • DPIPrint size in the file
  • Colours forScreens, print shop or grey

PNG to WEBP

Convert many images at once, no sign-up

Your file stays on your deviceConverted in your browser

v1.0 Updated 27 Oct 2026 What's new

PNG keeps sharp edges and transparency, which makes it the usual starting point for icons and web graphics. If your browser cannot write WEBP, the file is saved as PNG and the list says so.

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How to convert PNG to WEBP

Step 1

Choose the format

JPG for anything, PNG to keep transparency, WEBP or AVIF for websites, GIF for animations, ICO for icons, TIFF for print.

Step 2

Add your images

Drop as many as you like, or pick them from your computer or phone.

Step 3

Download them

Download each one, or all of them together as a ZIP.

FAQ

Common questions

Short answers about what the converter keeps and what stays private.

Are my images uploaded anywhere?

No. The converter runs inside your browser, so your PNG files are read and the WEBP files are made on your own device. Nothing is sent to a server.

Is there a limit?

No daily limit and no file size limit set by us. You can drop many files at once and download them one by one or together as a ZIP. Very large pictures depend on how much memory your device has. If one is too big, it is saved smaller and the list says so.

Are the photo details kept?

Not unless you ask. Details such as the place, the date and the camera are left out, so you can share the new file without them. To keep them, pick Keep under Photo details in Extra settings (JPG, PNG, WEBP, AVIF or JPEG XL), or Keep and edit to change the author, copyright, date or place.

Can I put my images into one PDF?

Yes, with Images to PDF: drop the pictures, drag them into order, and each one becomes a page of one PDF.

Can I make the pictures smaller?

Yes. Under Size, pick a longest side such as 1920 px, a width, a height or a percent, or for JPG and WEBP set Max file size: the converter finds the best quality that fits and only shrinks the picture when it has to. Pictures are never made larger.

Why did I get a PNG?

Most browsers can write WEBP. If yours cannot, the converter saves a PNG instead of a broken file and says so in the list.

What is "Created with FormatYard.com" in my files?

Like the photo apps that write their own name, FormatYard writes this short note in each file it makes: in the Software field of a JPG, PNG, WEBP, AVIF, JPEG XL or TIFF, as a comment in a GIF or SVG, and as the maker of a PDF. It holds nothing about you. To take it out, along with every other photo detail, use the EXIF remover.

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