100% private  ·  No file limits  ·  Free forever

WebP to PNG
transparency intact.

Convert .webp images to PNG for editing, design tools and apps that can’t read WebP — with alpha transparency fully preserved.

Drop images here  or  browse files

Paste Ctrl+V to compress screenshots instantly

PNG JPEG WebP GIF BMP AVIF
No server uploads Unlimited files & sizes MozJPEG · oxipng · libwebp

# Converters

When to convert WebP to PNG

PNG is the go-to format for graphics you plan to edit: logos, icons, UI elements and anything with a transparent background. Some design tools, slide software and older editors still can’t open WebP, so converting WebP to PNG is the quickest fix.

Unlike converting to JPG, WebP to PNG keeps the alpha channel, so cut-outs stay cut out. The output is optimized with oxipng so the PNG isn’t larger than it needs to be.

  • Alpha preserved

    Transparent and semi-transparent pixels come through untouched.

  • Editor friendly

    PNG opens in every design, slide and image-editing tool.

  • Optimized output

    oxipng squeezes out redundant bytes so PNGs stay as light as possible.

How to convert WebP to PNG

  1. 1

    Drop your .webp files into the box above or paste an image from the clipboard.

  2. 2

    Files are converted to PNG automatically. Keep Quality high (90–100) for graphics you’ll edit further.

  3. 3

    Download each PNG, or use “Download all” for a ZIP.

# FAQ

WebP to PNG: common questions

Is PNG better quality than WebP?

Converting to PNG can’t add detail that isn’t in the WebP, but it won’t lose any more either at high quality settings. PNG’s advantage is compatibility and easy editing.

Why is my PNG bigger than the WebP?

WebP is a more efficient format, so the same image as PNG is usually larger. That is expected — lower the Quality slider to reduce colors and shrink the PNG.

Does WebP to PNG keep a transparent background?

Yes. PNG supports full alpha transparency, so backgrounds stay transparent.

Is my image uploaded?

No. Decoding and encoding both run in your browser with WebAssembly; the file never leaves your device.