png2png Convert a PNG

PNG to PNG Converter

Re-encode a PNG cleanly, optimize its file structure, and choose whether every pixel must stay exact.

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  • No watermark
  • No signup
  • Batch ready

PNG → PNG

Drag & drop files here, or

Accepts .png

  1. Upload one or more PNG files.
  2. Choose lossless or a palette-reduction mode.
  3. Download the re-encoded PNG files.

All PNG2PNG tools

PNG to PNG PNG → PNG Re-encode a PNG cleanly, optimize its file structure, and choose whether every pixel must stay exact. Reduce PNG File Size Hit a size limit Choose 1 MB, 500 KB, 200 KB, 100 KB, 50 KB or 25 KB and create the largest PNG that fits. Resize PNG Resize PNG Scale the longest edge to a practical size while preserving aspect ratio and transparency. PNG to WebP PNG → WebP Create a smaller web-delivery copy while keeping transparency.

png2png.com is for the times when PNG is already the right format. Re-encode a problematic export, optimize it without changing a pixel, reduce its palette for a bigger saving, or resize an image that is carrying more pixels than its destination needs.

The main PNG-to-PNG tool preserves transparency in every mode. There are dedicated tools for file-size limits, resizing, and web-delivery copies in WebP.

Keep PNG when PNG is doing a real job

PNG remains a strong choice for screenshots, line art, interface graphics, logos and images with transparency. Re-encoding can make those files cleaner and smaller without forcing them into a photographic format that introduces edge artifacts.

Use the least destructive change first

Start with lossless re-encoding. If the result is still too large, try palette reduction, then resize only if the image dimensions exceed the real display size. Keep the original until the final copy has been checked on its intended background.

Frequently asked questions

Is PNG2PNG free?
Yes. The tools require no signup and add no watermark.
Does PNG-to-PNG remove transparency?
No. The alpha channel is preserved.
Which tool should I start with?
Use PNG to PNG in Lossless mode first. Move to a palette mode or resizing only when you need a larger reduction.