Smaller WebP files without guesswork
Instead of asking you to guess a quality percentage, PixSqueeze works backward from your KB or MB limit. It searches for the strongest encoding below the target and scales dimensions only if quality adjustment is not enough.
The before-and-after figures show the actual saving for each file, which is more useful than assuming every WebP can shrink by the same percentage.
When WebP is the right output
WebP handles both photographic content and transparent graphics efficiently, making it a strong choice for modern websites. Keep JPG or PNG when a legacy editor, print workflow or application portal explicitly requires those formats.
For web publishing, match the pixel dimensions to the size the image will actually occupy. Encoding an oversized source efficiently still leaves users downloading unnecessary pixels.
WebP compression questions
Can WebP be compressed to a specific KB size?
Yes. Enter the limit and PixSqueeze chooses the closest usable WebP at or below it.
Does WebP support transparent backgrounds?
Yes. Transparent source pixels can remain transparent when the result is downloaded as WebP.
Is WebP supported everywhere?
Current browsers support WebP well, but some older tools and upload forms still require JPG or PNG.