WebP to PNG
Runs in your browserConvert a WebP image to PNG for wider compatibility.
What is a WebP to PNG?
WebP is smaller and just as capable as PNG for most purposes, but not every tool accepts it — some older design software, certain print workflows, and a handful of platforms still expect a PNG or JPG file specifically. Converting back to PNG trades some of WebP's size savings for that guaranteed compatibility.
The conversion decodes the WebP's pixels — including transparency, if present — and re-encodes them as PNG, which is itself lossless. If the source WebP was saved in lossy mode, whatever compression it already applied is baked into the pixels and carries over; converting to PNG stops further loss but doesn't recover detail the original WebP encoding discarded.
How to use it
- Drop a WebP file onto the panel, or click to browse.
- The converted PNG preview appears automatically, with any transparency preserved.
- Click Download PNG to save the result.
Example
Typical result
icon.webp (24 KB)icon.png (58 KB)Frequently asked questions
Why would I convert away from the smaller WebP format?
Compatibility — some legacy tools, older CMS plugins, or specific upload requirements still only accept PNG or JPG. If your destination has no such restriction, WebP is usually the better format to keep for its smaller file size.
Does the PNG keep transparency from the WebP?
Yes. WebP's alpha channel decodes correctly and carries through to the PNG output, since PNG also supports full transparency.
Is my image uploaded anywhere?
No. Both decoding the WebP and encoding the PNG happen entirely in your browser. The file never leaves your device.