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PNG and JPG to WebP converter

Convert PNG and JPG images to WebP. Adjust quality, check the preview and download your converted images with PNG transparency preserved.

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Choose a JPG or PNG, set quality and download WebP. Transparency is retained; lower quality may reduce file size.

Result

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How to use the tool

  1. Choose a JPG or PNG, set quality and download WebP.
  2. Transparency is retained; lower quality may reduce file size.
Initial form values
ParameterValue
Quality (1–100)85

Method and principles

One file up to 100 MB, 64 megapixels, max 16,000 px per side.

Available memory may reduce practical limits.

Practical example

Usage scenario

Input
PNG; 85
Result
WebP

Limits and checks

Limits and checks
ParameterValue
Quality (1–100)≥ 1; ≤ 100

Frequently asked questions

Which limitations should I consider?

One JPG or PNG image at a time: up to 100 MB, 64 megapixels and 16,000 pixels per side. Quality ranges from 1 to 100. Available memory may reduce practical limits; conversion does not guarantee a smaller file.

PRACTICAL GUIDES

How to reduce photo file size

A photo can be large in pixel dimensions, file size or both. Start with the recipient’s limit, make a copy and compare the actual result. A smaller file is useful only if the details that matter are still clear.

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