Convert, compress and edit PNG files: the format for screenshots, logos and transparent graphics.
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CONVERT PNG
Turn JPG and PNG into lightweight WebP files
Convert PNG images to smaller JPG files
Convert JPG photos to lossless PNG
Convert iPhone HEIC photos to lossless PNG
Encode images as Base64 strings or Data URIs
Decode Base64 strings into image files
COMPRESS & RESIZE PNG
Optimize PNG files losslessly for smaller downloads
Change dimensions by pixels or percentage
Trim images to any size or aspect ratio
Compress images to a target KB or MB file size
PNG EDITING
PNG is the workhorse format for screenshots, logos, UI graphics and anything that needs sharp edges or transparency. The trade-off is size: PNG files are often far heavier than they need to be.
These tools convert PNG into lighter formats, compress and resize the files you keep as PNG, and handle the edits PNG is best at, like transparency effects and rounded corners. Everything runs locally in your browser.
PNG is lossless: every pixel is preserved exactly, which is why screenshots, logos, line art and text stay perfectly crisp. It is also the most widely supported format with full transparency, which makes it the default for graphics that sit on top of other content.
The cost is weight. A photographic PNG can be five to ten times larger than the same photo as JPG or WebP, so PNG is best reserved for graphics, and photos are best converted to a lossy format.
For graphics staying as PNG, the compressor reduces size while keeping edges sharp and transparency intact. For website use, converting PNG to WebP usually gives the biggest saving: WebP keeps transparency and renders the same in every modern browser.
Resize before publishing too. A full-resolution screenshot displayed in a 700-pixel column carries weight no one ever sees, and resizing first compounds with compression.
Compress it with the PNG compressor for a lighter file in the same format, or convert it to WebP for the biggest saving on websites. Resizing oversized images first helps even more.
Yes. WebP fully supports transparency, so logos and graphics with transparent backgrounds convert cleanly and render the same in all modern browsers.
Base64 turns the image file into text so it can be embedded directly in HTML, CSS, JSON or code without a separate file. The Image to Base64 tool generates it, and Base64 to Image decodes it back.
JPG. Photos have soft gradients that JPG compresses extremely well, while PNG stores them losslessly at several times the size. Keep PNG for screenshots, logos and transparency.