How to convert WebP to PNG
- Drop your WebP images onto the page or click Select files.
- Review the file list and remove any images you don't need.
- Click Convert to save each image as a lossless PNG.
- Download the PNG files individually or together as a ZIP.
When to choose PNG over JPG
PNG is the right target when the WebP image has a transparent background, contains a logo, icon or screenshot, or will be edited further. Presentation software, document editors and design tools all accept PNG, and it keeps sharp edges and text perfectly crisp.
PNG is also the safer choice for images going into documents that will be printed, because office suites and print drivers handle it reliably, whereas WebP support in desktop software is still uneven, particularly in older versions.
Choose WebP to PNG instead of JPG when the image has transparency or you plan to edit it further.
What to expect from the output
The PNG is an exact, lossless copy of what the WebP displays. That also means any compression artefacts already present in the WebP are preserved: converting cannot restore detail. Because PNG does not discard information, the file is usually larger than the WebP, sometimes much larger for photographs. If size matters more than transparency, use WebP to JPG.
Animated WebP files are converted using their first frame only.
Works in every browser
Decoding WebP and writing PNG are supported in all current browsers, including Safari, so you can use this converter on any computer, tablet or phone. Your images are processed on the device and never uploaded.
Frequently asked questions
Why is the PNG larger than my WebP?
WebP usually uses lossy compression, while PNG is lossless and keeps every pixel, so the PNG needs more space.
Is transparency kept?
Yes. Transparent and partially transparent pixels are carried over exactly.
Can I open the PNG in Photoshop, Word or PowerPoint?
Yes. PNG is supported by virtually every image and office application.
What about animated WebP?
PNG cannot hold the animation, so the first frame is saved as a still image.