Add your WEBP
Drop, upload, or paste the WebP file you need in PNG format. The conversion runs in the browser.
Free WEBP to PNG converter
A WEBP-to-PNG conversion produces a lossless PNG file for workflows that need PNG compatibility, crisp pixels, or transparent graphics. It runs in your browser, so your source file stays on your device.
Files stay in this browser
All conversion runs on-device
About this converter
WebP is a compressed web format that can carry transparency, while PNG is a lossless raster format with broad support in browsers, editors, and asset pipelines. Convert when a site, app, editor, or handoff specifically needs PNG. The PNG preserves the pixels produced by this conversion, but it will often be larger than the original WebP because PNG does not use WebP's lossy compression. If the source has transparent areas, they can be retained when the browser can decode that WebP input.
How it works
Drop, upload, or paste the WebP file you need in PNG format. The conversion runs in the browser.
PNG is the default output for this page. Choose it when the receiving tool or workflow expects a PNG file.
Create the PNG, then download it for a compatible editor, upload, or asset handoff.
Made for real pipelines
Convert without uploading your assets. Switch outputs anytime — web, print, icons, and document targets from the same batch.
Convert WEBP to PNGExport a PNG without applying a new lossy compression step after WebP decoding.
PNG supports alpha transparency, so compatible decoded WebP transparency can be retained.
Make a PNG when the next editor, upload, or handoff does not accept WebP.
Good to know
Yes. PNG is a lossless output format, so this conversion does not apply a new lossy compression step after the browser decodes your WebP.
It can. PNG supports alpha transparency, and transparent areas can be retained when your browser can decode the source WebP with transparency.
PNG files are often larger because PNG uses lossless compression, while WebP is designed to reduce web image file sizes. The size difference depends on the source image and its encoding.
Convert when an editor, upload form, legacy workflow, or asset handoff requires PNG. Keep WebP when its smaller file size and modern web support suit the destination.
No. This route makes a single PNG image and does not offer animation or frame selection. If the WebP is animated, review the downloaded PNG and use a dedicated animation tool when you need motion or individual frames.
No. The conversion happens in your browser, so your WEBP files are not sent to a conversion server.