WebP to PNG Converter
Turn WebP images into universally supported PNG files — one at a time or in batch, with transparency preserved. Everything runs in your browser.
Choose one or more .webp files to convert.
How to convert WebP to PNG
You save an image from a website — and it lands on your disk as .webp, which your photo editor, Office document or upload form refuses to accept. The fix takes seconds here: each file is decoded by your browser and re-saved as a lossless PNG.
Add your WebP files
Click the upload area or drag files in — several at once is fine. Nothing is uploaded to a server.
Conversion runs instantly
Each file is converted to PNG right away, with transparent areas kept fully transparent.
Download your PNGs
Every converted file gets its own download button, named after the original.
Why WebP files cause trouble — and PNG doesn't
WebP is Google's modern web format: excellent compression, which is why most websites serve their images in it. The catch is compatibility — plenty of desktop applications, older photo editors, office suites and upload forms still don't accept it. PNG, on the other hand, opens everywhere, supports full transparency and is lossless. Converting costs you some file size (PNG compresses less aggressively than WebP), but buys universal compatibility — the right trade whenever a program refuses your .webp file.
Frequently asked questions
How do I convert a WebP image to PNG?
Drop your .webp files into the upload area — each one is converted to PNG instantly and gets its own download button. You can convert many files in one go.
Why can't I open WebP files in some programs?
WebP is a newer web format, and many older applications, office tools and photo editors don't support it. PNG is universally supported, which is why converting WebP to PNG is the standard fix.
Is transparency preserved in the conversion?
Yes. PNG supports a full alpha channel, so transparent areas of the WebP stay transparent in the output.
Are my images uploaded to a server?
No. The conversion runs entirely in your browser using the canvas API — the files never leave your device.
Why is the PNG file larger than the WebP?
WebP compresses more aggressively than PNG, so the PNG output is often larger. That's normal: you're trading file size for universal compatibility and lossless quality.