WebP supports transparency just like PNG, but usually produces significantly smaller files — great for icons, logos, and graphics on the web.
The conversion runs entirely in your browser using the Canvas API; your image is never uploaded.
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Yes — WebP supports an alpha (transparency) channel, so transparent areas in your PNG are preserved.
No. The conversion runs entirely inside your browser. Your image is never sent over the network — see our How It Works page for the technical details.
It varies by image, but WebP often produces noticeably smaller files than PNG, especially for photos or complex graphics.
WebP supports both. This tool uses adjustable lossy compression by default, controlled by the quality slider.