Image Converting

WebP to PNG

Drop WebP files here Or tap to choose. As many as you like — it all runs on your device.

Your images never leave this device

Local · decoded by the browser

WebP is the format most websites now serve, and a lot of desktop software still will not open it. PNG will open anywhere. The conversion is straightforward with one thing worth expecting: PNG stores every pixel exactly, so the file almost always comes out several times larger than the WebP did.

How to convert WebP to PNG

1 Drop your WebP files in, or tap to choose them.

2 They are decoded and redrawn as PNG. There is no quality setting because PNG has no quality to set.

3 Save them one at a time, or all at once as a ZIP.

A WebP saved from a website is usually lossy, which means detail was already thrown away before you got the file. Converting to PNG does not bring any of it back — it freezes exactly what is there into a format that cannot lose anything more. That is why the file grows: you are paying full price to store an image that was already compressed. If the size matters more than universal compatibility, keeping the WebP is the better answer.

Questions

Why is the PNG so much bigger than the WebP? −

Because PNG is lossless. It records every pixel exactly, while the WebP threw away detail to get small. A three to five times increase is normal.

Does transparency survive? +

Will it look better than the WebP? +

Are the files uploaded? +

Can I convert animated WebP? +

Sources

MDN — image file type and format guide W3C — PNG specification

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