WebP to PNG Converter
Saved a WebP from a website and need a PNG that every app, editor and form accepts? Drop it here. Transparency is kept, the PNG is lossless, and animated WebP files are pointed out instead of being flattened without a word. Convert one file or a whole folder; nothing is uploaded.
1. Add images
2. Output
File names
Tokens: {name} original name · {n} number ({n:3} zero-padded) · {w} {h} pixels · {date} photo date · the extension is added for you. Example:
Camera details, the date taken and location data are kept when the new format can hold them (JPG, PNG, WebP), exactly as the original had them. Want to see or remove it? Remove EXIF and metadata shows everything a photo carries and strips it losslessly.
3. Before converting
Add images to see what will happen to each one.
About webp to png converter
What this page does differently
- Transparent WebP stays transparent in the PNG; there is no background colour to choose because PNG needs none.
- Animated WebP is detected from the file header and the report says the still PNG will hold only the first frame.
- Files named .png that are really WebP (a common download surprise) are recognised by their bytes and converted correctly.
Why do my downloaded images come out as WebP?
Many sites serve WebP because it is smaller. Browsers save what the site sent. Converting to PNG gives you a file that older apps, Windows Photos and upload forms accept.
Is PNG bigger than WebP?
Usually much bigger: PNG is lossless and WebP is normally lossy. If size matters and the app accepts it, JPG (for photos) or keeping WebP is smaller. PNG is the right choice for logos, screenshots and anything with transparency.
What about animated WebP?
A PNG is a single image, so only the first frame is kept, and the report tells you before converting. For a moving result you need a GIF or video tool.
Does converting lose quality?
No. PNG is lossless, so every pixel the WebP decoded to is kept exactly. Quality lost when the WebP was made cannot be recovered, but nothing further is lost.
Limits and privacy
No caps of ours: no file-size limit, no daily count, no account, no watermark, no queue. The only limit is what your device can draw; the line under "Before converting" states it. Files never leave your device: this page makes no network request with your images and keeps working offline once loaded. It reads JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, GIF, BMP, ICO and SVG in every browser; HEIC in Safari on iPhone, iPad and Mac. Outputs are JPG, PNG, WebP and multi-size ICO. Free for personal and commercial use; convert only images you own or may modify.