Step 1
Add WebP files via drag & drop or “Choose files”.
Drag & drop WebP images and convert to PNG. No uploads — transparency preserved.
Add WebP files via drag & drop or “Choose files”.
Optional: set long‑edge resize for very large images.
Click “Convert to PNG” and download.
No. All processing is local to your browser; nothing is sent to a server.
PNG is lossless, so no new compression artifacts are introduced. Details lost in a lossy WebP cannot be restored.
Yes. PNG supports alpha, so transparent pixels remain transparent after conversion.
Often yes. PNG uses lossless compression and is typically larger than a comparable WebP. The benefit is universal compatibility and pixel-accurate quality for logos, UI, and graphics.
This tool targets static images and does not preserve animation. For animated WebP, extract frames first or use a workflow that supports animation end to end.
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WebP is a modern image format offering both lossy and lossless compression, usually producing smaller files than JPEG and PNG at similar quality.
Best for: the web when you want smaller images. Notes: older tools may lack WebP editing/export support.
MIME: image/webp
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Best for: graphics with text, sharp lines, transparency. Trade‑off: larger than JPEG/WebP for photos.
MIME: image/png
All processing happens locally in your browser. We do not upload or store your files.