WebP provides 25-35% better compression than JPEG and 50% better than PNG while maintaining superior visual quality. It supports both lossy and lossless compression, transparency, and animation. WebP is Google's modern image format designed for faster web performance and reduced bandwidth usage.

The WebP compressor accepts JPG, PNG, GIF, WebP, and BMP formats. You can convert any of these formats to optimized WebP, whether they're photographs, graphics, screenshots, or images with transparency. The tool automatically handles format-specific optimizations during conversion.

For web images, 80% quality provides excellent results with optimal file size reduction. Use 90-100% for high-quality images or when visual fidelity is critical. 60-80% works well for general web content. Lower settings (40-60%) are suitable for thumbnails or when maximum compression is needed.

Yes! WebP fully supports transparency and alpha channels from PNG and GIF images. Transparent areas are perfectly preserved during conversion, making WebP ideal for logos, icons, and graphics requiring transparency while providing better compression than PNG.

Absolutely! You can set maximum width and height dimensions during conversion. Images will be proportionally resized to fit within your specified dimensions while maintaining aspect ratio. This feature is perfect for creating optimized images for specific display requirements or reducing file sizes further.

WebP is supported by Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, and Opera, covering over 95% of web users. Most modern image editing software and CMS platforms also support WebP. For maximum compatibility, consider serving WebP with fallback images for older browsers.

WebP significantly improves website performance through faster loading times, reduced bandwidth costs, and better user experience. Smaller file sizes mean quicker page loads, improved SEO rankings, and lower hosting costs. WebP is essential for modern web optimization and Core Web Vitals improvement.