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WebP to PNG converter

Change WebP images into lossless PNG files that keep their transparent areas, right in your browser.

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For JPG and WebP

Background for transparent areas

JPG has no transparency

Location and camera data are always removed.

Your files will appear here.

When WebP to PNG helps

Logos, icons and product cut-outs on the web are often delivered as WebP with a transparent background. Design tools, slide decks, sticker printers and some image editors want PNG instead. Converting to PNG keeps the clear areas clear, so the picture still sits cleanly on any colour, and gives you a lossless file that later edits won’t soften.

How to use this page

  1. Add WebP images: drop them on the box, paste a copied image, or use Choose files.
  2. PNG is preselected under Convert to, so conversion starts straight away for every file.
  3. Each card shows the old and new size; save it with Download, or save the whole set with Download all as a ZIP.
  4. Select “Try a sample” to convert two example WebP pictures, a logo with see-through corners and a sunset.

What to expect

Privacy

The images are converted by this browser tab on your own device, and they aren’t sent anywhere. The PNG is rebuilt from pixels only, so any camera details or GPS position in the WebP are left behind.

Limits

At most 20 pictures in one go, with each file under 50 MB and 50 megapixels. Animated WebP images are not supported yet.

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Frequently asked questions

Will the transparent background survive?

Yes. PNG supports transparency, so every clear or partly clear pixel of the WebP stays that way. The Background setting under More options is only used when saving JPG, so it changes nothing here.

Why is the PNG so much bigger than the WebP?

WebP files are often compressed with loss, and even lossless WebP is usually tighter than PNG. A PNG stores each pixel exactly, so for photos it can be many times larger. Logos and flat graphics grow far less. The result card shows the change for every batch.

Should I pick PNG or JPG for my WebP?

Choose PNG for logos, icons, stickers, screenshots and anything with a see-through background. Choose JPG, on the WebP to JPG converter, for photos you want to keep small and share widely.

Is the PNG sharper than the original WebP?

No. It keeps the picture as the WebP decodes, with its transparency. Detail a lossy WebP already dropped can't come back, but the PNG won't lose any more when you edit and save it again.

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