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Convert WebP to PNG
Convert a WebP to PNG when you need it to open everywhere AND keep its transparency — the case JPG can’t handle. It runs in your browser; nothing is uploaded. The trade is a larger file.
Your images never leave this device, and every file is built in your browser.
Drop your WebP images here
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WebP in, PNG out. As many as you like, converted on your device
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Why convert WebP to PNG?
When a WebP has transparency — a logo, an icon, a UI asset — and you need it in an editor or an app that won’t take WebP, PNG is the answer: universal support and a real alpha channel, unlike JPG.
PNG is lossless, so nothing more is thrown away in the conversion. The only cost is size: expect a bigger file than the WebP.
What you gain
- Opens in every app and OS
- Keeps transparency — the reason to choose PNG over JPG here
- Lossless: no further quality loss in the conversion
What you lose or trade
- Larger file than the WebP
- For a plain photograph, a JPG would be far smaller if you don’t need transparency
The honest recommendation
Choose PNG here specifically to keep transparency; if your WebP is an opaque photo you just need to open, WebP→JPG makes a much smaller file.
Measure it on your own image with the format advisor →WebP to PNG: questions
Does WebP to PNG keep transparency?
Yes — PNG has a full alpha channel, so transparent areas are preserved exactly. That’s the main reason to pick PNG over JPG for this conversion.
Is the conversion lossless?
The encode to PNG is lossless — it stores exactly the pixels decoded from the WebP. (If the WebP itself was lossy, that earlier loss is already baked in and can’t be undone.)
Why is the PNG bigger than the WebP?
WebP is a highly efficient modern format; PNG is lossless and stores more data. For an opaque photo the difference is large — if you don’t need transparency, WebP→JPG is much smaller.
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