Convert WebP to PNG
Turn a WebP image into a lossless PNG, transparency included. The conversion runs locally — the file never leaves your device.
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This WebP to PNG converter turns WebP images into lossless PNGs, transparency included. Drop the file, press one button, download — the conversion runs in your browser.
Use it when you need maximum compatibility with full quality: image editors, design tools, documentation and anything that wants a normal PNG.
Why Use This WebP to PNG Tool?
- Lossless — every pixel of the WebP is preserved exactly
- Transparency kept — the alpha channel transfers to the PNG
- One button — no settings, no quality trade-offs
- Private — decoded and re-saved in your browser
- Free, no signup
How to Convert WebP to PNG — 3 Steps
- Drop your WebP file into the box above, or tap the box to pick it from your device.
- There are no settings — PNG is lossless, so there is nothing to tune.
- Press the blue Convert to PNG button and download the file.
WebP to PNG: Lossless and Complete
Converting WebP to PNG is the safe direction. WebP is usually lossy, so the image it decodes to is the best version that exists — and PNG stores exactly those pixels without touching them. There is no quality slider because there is no trade to make: you get the full decoded image, transparency included, in a format every editor, viewer and operating system has supported for decades.
The common jobs: handing a WebP download to Photoshop or GIMP (both read WebP now, but plenty of plugins and scripts still do not), attaching an image to a support form that only lists PNG, and keeping transparency intact on the way — the alpha channel moves over untouched, so cut-outs and logos stay cut-outs and logos.
Size expectations, stated honestly: the PNG will usually be larger than the WebP, sometimes several times for photos, because PNG stores everything losslessly. For graphics, screenshots and cut-outs the gap is smaller and the compatibility gain is worth it. If the goal was a smaller file, you are moving in the wrong direction — WebP to JPG is the size play.
As with every tool here, the work happens on your device. The browser decodes the WebP, re-encodes it as PNG, and hands you the download — no server, no queue, no upload wait.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes — the alpha channel is preserved exactly. Transparent backgrounds stay transparent.
PNG stores every pixel losslessly; WebP compresses aggressively. For photos the difference is large, for graphics small. That is the price of universal compatibility.
No — anything the WebP's compression removed is gone. The PNG preserves exactly what the WebP decodes to, with no further loss.
Older image editors, some workflow scripts, CMS fields with fixed format lists, and plenty of upload forms. PNG is the safe universal choice.
No — PNG is lossless, so the conversion is a straight re-container. What the WebP shows is what the PNG stores.
No. The conversion runs in your browser and the download comes from your device.
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