How to use it
Choose a WebP image.
Convert it locally to PNG.
Download the PNG copy and keep the original.
Convert WebP images to PNG locally in your browser, keeping transparent areas intact.
Read the guide Get help with this toolPNG is the safest target when a WebP image needs to keep transparency or lossless quality: editing tools, design workflows, and print pipelines all accept PNG, and it preserves sharp edges and alpha channels exactly. It is also the format many upload forms expect when they reject WebP files.
This tool converts WebP images to PNG locally in your browser. The conversion re-encodes the visible image faithfully — it does not add detail beyond the source, but it loses nothing either, and transparency is preserved in the PNG output. Keep in mind that PNG files are usually larger than the WebP original, which is the price of lossless storage.
Choose a WebP image.
Convert it locally to PNG.
Download the PNG copy and keep the original.
Opening a WebP image in software that only accepts PNG
Keeping transparency while switching format
Lossless PNG output with transparency preserved.
Universal compatibility with editors and design tools.
Local conversion — the image never leaves your device.
Yes. PNG supports transparency, so transparent WebP areas remain transparent.
Usually yes; PNG is lossless and often bigger than WebP.
No. Conversion happens in your browser.
This queue accepts only the input type for the current converter. Every result is created independently on your device.
Manage files locally. Processing starts only when the current tool supports it.