Convert PNG to WebP for a much smaller file that still keeps full transparency — the best of both worlds for logos, icons, and graphics.
or choose a file from your device — processed locally
Unlike PNG → JPG, this conversion doesn't force you to give anything up: WebP keeps transparency exactly like PNG does, but compresses noticeably better. For most transparent graphics headed to the web, this is the better default.
If you need maximum compatibility with very old software, or you're archiving a master copy for editing, PNG is still the safer bet.
Google reports that lossless WebP images are about 26% smaller than equivalent PNGs, and WebP also keeps transparency. Results vary by image, and FitImage shows the before and after size for every file. Keep the original PNG if you plan to edit it again or send it to software that does not support WebP.