When you need a lossless, universally-supported copy with transparency intact — for editing, design hand-off, or tools that don’t read WebP — PNG is the answer.
Conversion happens locally in your browser, so nothing is uploaded.
How to convert WebP to PNG
- Drop your .webp files above.
- Convert them locally.
- Download your PNGs (or a ZIP).
Lossless and transparent
PNG keeps every pixel and the full alpha channel, so transparent WebP images convert cleanly with no quality loss and no added background. Because PNG is lossless there’s no quality slider — the output preserves all detail exactly.
When PNG is the right call
Convert WebP to PNG when you need a lossless, universally-compatible copy:
Editing in software that doesn’t open WebP.
Handing a logo, icon, or screenshot to a designer or printer.
Placing an image in apps or documents that expect PNG.
Keeping a clean master copy with transparency intact.
A note on file size
Because PNG is lossless, the resulting file can be larger than the WebP you started with — that’s the normal trade-off for keeping every pixel. If your goal is the smallest possible file for the web rather than editing, AVIF or WebP are the better targets.
Frequently asked questions
Does WebP to PNG keep transparency?
Yes, PNG preserves transparent backgrounds.
Is the conversion lossless?
PNG is lossless, so no detail is lost in the PNG itself.
Why is my PNG larger than the WebP?
PNG is lossless while WebP is compressed, so a PNG copy is often bigger — the expected cost of lossless quality.
Does it work on mobile?
Yes — it runs in modern mobile browsers on iOS and Android.
Are my files uploaded?
No — it all runs in your browser.
Can I batch convert?
Yes, and download a ZIP.
Related: WebP to JPG · PNG to AVIF · AVIF to PNG