PNG TO WEBP / BATCH CONVERTER

Convert PNG to WebP.
Ready for the web.

Convert PNG graphics, screenshots and transparent assets to WebP for websites and modern publishing tools. Add a batch of up to 60 images and export browser-side without changing their pixel dimensions.

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Up to 60 images · 100 MB per file

Prepare PNG graphics for the modern web

WebP is supported by current browsers and many content systems. It can be a practical output for website graphics and photos; SwitchPic keeps the original pixel dimensions and can preserve transparency from a compatible PNG source.

Useful for web assets

Convert PNG when a website or content system expects WebP, including many illustrations, product images and interface graphics.

Transparency can remain

WebP supports alpha transparency. If the source PNG contains transparent pixels, SwitchPic can preserve them in the WebP output.

Check the destination

Not every older editor or upload form accepts WebP. File size and visual results depend on the image and encoder, so keep the PNG if it is the master asset.

PNG to WebP questions

Direct answers about compatibility, image dimensions and what changes during conversion.

How do I convert PNG to WebP?

Add your PNG images, select WebP as the output and start conversion. Download each result or the whole batch as a ZIP.

Will WebP keep the transparent background?

Yes, WebP supports transparency and the converter can preserve transparent pixels from a PNG source.

Does the image get resized?

No. SwitchPic maintains the source width and height. It changes the format, not the pixel dimensions.

Will the WebP always be smaller?

No. Output size varies with the image and encoder. SwitchPic is a format converter and does not guarantee file-size reduction.

Are the PNG images uploaded?

No. Conversion is performed in your browser without uploading image files to a SwitchPic conversion server.