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Convert a PNG Logo to WebP

Cut a transparent PNG logo down to a fraction of its size without giving up the alpha channel — the format a fast site actually wants.

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Drop a PNG logo

PNG, JPG, WebP or SVG — up to 20 MB

Drop several at once — you can edit them all together in the app.

Runs entirely in your browser. Your image is never uploaded.

Why a site logo belongs in WebP

01

Transparency without the weight

WebP is the one common format that keeps an alpha channel and still compresses hard. A transparent logo that costs 180 kB as a PNG typically lands between 20 and 50 kB as a WebP with no visible difference.

02

Support is no longer a question

Every current browser reads WebP, including Safari on both macOS and iOS. The old fallback dance with a PNG source is not needed for a logo any more.

03

Where to set the quality

WebP handles flat colour and hard edges far better than JPEG does, so a logo holds up well down to about 80. Below that the edges begin to soften, which is more noticeable on a fine wordmark than on an icon.

04

It moves the number that matters

A logo appears on every page of a site, usually above the fold, and often counts toward Largest Contentful Paint. Shrinking it is one of the few image optimisations that affects every route at once.

05

Keep a PNG for email and print

Several email clients and a lot of desktop and print software still do not read WebP. Use WebP on the site and hand out the PNG everywhere else.

Shipping a WebP logo

Export at 2× and scale down

Convert the retina-sized PNG and let the browser downscale. WebP is cheap enough that the extra pixels cost less than a blurry logo on a high-DPI screen.

Email still needs the PNG

Several mail clients do not render WebP. Signatures and campaign templates should keep pointing at a hosted PNG.

Check the finest detail

Judge quality on the thinnest stroke in the wordmark, not on the icon. That is where WebP softening shows up first.

How to convert a png logo to webp

1

Upload the PNG logo

Transparency is kept, so bring the knocked-out version.

2

Set the quality

Start at 85 and drop until you can see a change on the finest part of the mark.

3

Download the WebP

Free preview, or the full-resolution file in the app.

Where WebP pays off

Site performance work

Shrink the one asset that loads on every single page.

Mobile-first builds

Cut header weight where the connection is slowest.

Modern CMS themes

Supply the format the theme already prefers for uploads.

App and extension bundles

Reduce packaged asset size without losing transparency.

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Convert your PNG logo to WebP

Same transparency, a fraction of the bytes.