PNG/JPG → WebP Converter

WebP supports both lossy and lossless compression, so you can choose whether you want maximum size reduction or pixel-perfect accuracy. For most photos, a small quality drop is hard to notice but can save a lot of bandwidth.

WebP can store transparency just like PNG. The difference is that WebP often delivers a much smaller file size, which helps keep pages fast without sacrificing visual polish.

WebP is supported by all modern browsers, so you can use it confidently across desktop and mobile without extra polyfills or format fallbacks for most audiences.

Smaller WebP assets work especially well with responsive image setups. Pairing WebP with multiple sizes can dramatically reduce payload on small screens.

Smaller images usually mean faster page loads, lower data usage, and improved user experience on mobile. That can translate into better SEO signals and stronger Core Web Vitals scores over time.

For UI elements like backgrounds and illustrations, WebP can preserve sharp edges while keeping file size low, which helps maintain a crisp interface without heavy downloads.

AnotherConverter converts everything locally in your browser. Files never leave your device, so you keep full control over your images from start to finish.

Converting multiple files at once saves time when you are optimizing galleries, product photos, or blog assets. The ZIP download keeps your workflow simple.

If you are optimizing assets for a website, try a few quality settings and compare the size and visual result. A small tweak can often cut file size significantly without noticeable loss.

For logos or flat graphics, test both lossless and a slightly lower quality setting. Some files compress surprisingly well even with minimal visual change.