Is my image uploaded to a server?
No. The conversion runs in your browser with the canvas API, so the image stays on your device and no account is needed.
Convert PNG or JPG to WebP right in your browser — nothing is uploaded and no account is needed. WebP is Google’s modern image format built for the web: Google reports lossless WebP is 26% smaller than PNG, and its lossy mode compresses further still, so your pages load faster.
Convert WEBP, JPG, and PNG locally before upload, docs, or handoff.
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Pick a PNG or JPG, convert it locally and download a smaller WebP for your site or listing.
Select a PNG, JPG or WebP file from your device. Nothing is uploaded; the file is read inside the browser tab.
Leave the target on WebP for the smallest file, or switch to JPG or PNG when an older app or marketplace does not accept WebP.
Press the convert button. The original and output sizes are shown side by side so you can see how much the file shrank.
Save the converted file before closing the tab. The converted image is not stored anywhere else.
No. The conversion runs in your browser with the canvas API, so the image stays on your device and no account is needed.
Not in this tool. Lossy outputs (WebP and JPG) are written at a fixed 90% quality, which keeps photos sharp while cutting file size; PNG output is lossless.
Yes. A transparent PNG converted to WebP keeps its alpha channel. JPG has no transparency, so converting to JPG flattens transparent areas into a solid colour.
Small flat-colour graphics already compress well as PNG, so a lossy WebP at fixed quality can come out the same size or larger. Compare the two sizes shown before you download.
Yes. Choose WebP as the source file and PNG or JPG as the target format when an app does not accept WebP.
WebP is Google’s modern image format built for the web. Google reports lossless WebP is 26% smaller than PNG, and its lossy mode compresses further still. This tool writes lossy WebP at 90% quality, so most photos come out noticeably smaller than the PNG you started with, making pages load faster.
Quick tips
Convert PNG, JPG, or WEBP files before TripoSplat uploads, docs, listings, or production handoff.
Convert JPG images to PNG locally for screenshots, overlays, design files, and source assets.
Pick a background color, adjust tolerance, and export a transparent PNG without uploading the file.
Generate favicon.ico and common PNG favicon sizes locally from a logo, icon, or source image.
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