WebP to PNG

The most common reason is compatibility. Many desktop applications (older Photoshop versions, Microsoft Office, email clients), print workflows, and some web platforms don't support WebP. Converting to PNG ensures your images work everywhere.

No. The conversion preserves the current quality without any further loss, but it cannot restore details that were discarded if the WebP was saved with lossy compression. The PNG is a pixel-perfect copy of the WebP — no better, no worse.

PNG uses lossless compression only, while WebP can use lossy compression to achieve much smaller files. A WebP file saved with lossy compression at 80% quality will be significantly smaller than the lossless PNG equivalent. This is expected and is the trade-off for universal compatibility.

No. This tool runs 100% in your browser. Your images never leave your device. The conversion happens locally using your browser's built-in Canvas API. No data is transmitted, no cookies are used, and no third-party services have access to your files.

Each file can be up to 25 MB, with a total limit of 100 MB across all uploaded files. You can upload up to 10 WebP images at once.

Yes. WebP images with alpha channel transparency are fully preserved during conversion. The resulting PNG maintains the same transparent areas without any background fill.

Yes, use our Image to WebP Converter tool. Converting to WebP with lossy compression will produce a significantly smaller file, but some quality will be lost. With lossless WebP, quality is preserved but savings are smaller.

Yes. The conversion process re-renders the image through a canvas element, which does not preserve metadata from the original WebP file. If you need to preserve metadata, use a dedicated metadata editor after conversion.

This tool is optimized for WebP-to-PNG conversion. If you need to convert JPEG, BMP, GIF, or other formats to PNG, use our Image Converter tool which supports 11 different output formats.

Yes. Your uploaded images and conversion results are automatically saved in your browser's IndexedDB storage. When you return to this page, everything is restored exactly as you left it. Click Clear All to remove all stored data.

PNG is supported by every image editor, operating system, browser, and platform. Converting WebP to PNG ensures your images work everywhere — in Photoshop, Microsoft Office, older email clients, legacy CMS platforms, and any software that doesn't yet support WebP.

PNG is a lossless format — the conversion preserves every pixel from your WebP image without any additional quality loss. The PNG output is a pixel-perfect representation of the WebP source at full resolution.

WebP images with transparent areas (alpha channel) are fully preserved during conversion. The resulting PNG maintains the same transparency, making it suitable for logos, icons, and overlays.

Upload and convert up to 10 WebP images at once. Each file is processed individually with its own progress indicator, so you can track the status of every image. All files are converted in a single pass.

Drag WebP files directly from your file explorer onto the upload area. You can drop multiple files at once. The tool validates each file and shows an error if a file exceeds the 25 MB size limit or if the maximum of 10 files is reached.

Press Ctrl+V to paste a WebP image directly from your clipboard. This is useful for quickly converting images copied from websites or applications that serve WebP content.

When converting multiple images, download all results as a single ZIP archive. Each file inside keeps its original name with the extension changed to .png. For a single image, the download is a direct PNG file.

Converted images automatically have metadata removed during canvas re-encoding. This includes any embedded color profiles or metadata from the original WebP file. If you need to preserve metadata, use a dedicated metadata editor after conversion.

Your uploaded images and conversion results are saved automatically in your browser using IndexedDB. If you accidentally close the tab or refresh the page, everything is restored exactly as you left it. Click Clear All to remove all stored data.