WebP to PNG Converter
Convert WebP images to still PNG files in your browser.
Drop a file, get the result. Nothing is uploaded. Accepted formats: WEBP. Maximum file size: 50 MB. Files stay in your browser — nothing is uploaded.
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Drop a file, get the result. Nothing is uploaded.
Files stay in your browser — nothing is uploaded
Animated WebP files become still PNG images. The animation is not preserved.
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When to use this
Convert a WebP when the destination asks for PNG, such as an editor, CMS, or upload form that does not accept your WebP file. Check what the destination supports first; many current apps accept WebP directly.
This tool exports a still image. If the source WebP is animated, the output uses its default image or first frame and does not keep the animation. Use an animation-aware workflow when motion matters.
Good to know
PNG cannot restore detail. The browser decodes a still frame and exports it as PNG. Compression artifacts already present in a lossy WebP remain; animation and source metadata are not carried over.
File size is not fixed. A PNG may be larger or smaller than its WebP source. Compare the result before replacing the original.
Batch conversion stays local. You can process multiple images and download them individually or as a ZIP. Each file must be within the tool's upload limit.
Quick Reference
| Feature | WebP | PNG |
|---|---|---|
| Compression | Lossy + lossless | Lossless only |
| Transparency | Yes (alpha) | Yes (alpha) |
| Browser support | All modern (post-2020) | Universal |
| Design tool support | Limited | Universal |
| Output size | Depends on source | Depends on decoded frame |
| Best for | Web delivery | Editing and archiving |
Worked example
You saved a product photo from a website and it arrived as photo.webp, but the slide deck or print template you are using only accepts PNG. Drop the file in, convert, and download photo.png. The picture is identical to what the browser displayed; only the container changed.
Converting several at once works the same way: add them all, check the preview of each, then download individually or as one ZIP.
If you only want the image smaller, converting to PNG usually won't help, because PNG is lossless and often larger than lossy WebP. In that case use the image compressor instead. If you need a JPG, see PNG to JPG after converting.