The Website Owner's Favorite Conversion
If your site serves PNGs, converting them to WebP is one of the highest-value, lowest-effort performance wins available. Typical savings run 25–35% for graphics and far more for photographic PNGs — with transparency intact, which is the feature that stops most people from using JPG. PageSpeed Insights' "serve images in next-gen formats" warning? This is the fix.
Quality Settings for Graphics
WebP at 85% quality is visually indistinguishable from source PNG for logos, screenshots and UI graphics, while cutting substantial weight. For near-archival fidelity choose 95%; for maximum savings on non-critical images, 60–75% still looks good. As with all our tools, converting again with different settings takes seconds — experiment freely.
Browser Support in 2026
Universal, for practical purposes: Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Opera, Samsung Internet and Safari 14+ (since 2020) all render WebP — over 97% of global traffic. For the remainder, the classic fallback pattern works:
<picture><source srcset="logo.webp" type="image/webp"><img src="logo.png" alt="…"></picture>
Round Out Your Image Pipeline
Photos? JPG to WebP saves even more. Need to go backwards for a stubborn app? WebP to PNG. Want smaller PNGs without changing format? The PNG compressor has you covered.