Convert WebP Images to PNG
This tool is built for one specific task: converting WebP images into PNG format.
If you need lossless files for editing, compatibility with design tools, or transparent assets that work everywhere, this focused converter provides clean PNG output with no configuration required.
Drop your WebP images, convert, and download everything in one go.
Why Convert WebP to PNG?
WebP is efficient and modern, but it’s not always ideal for editing or reuse.
Converting WebP to PNG is useful when:
- You need lossless images for further processing
- A design tool or pipeline doesn’t support WebP
- Transparency must be preserved across workflows
- Images will be edited, layered, or reused multiple times
PNG remains a reliable, widely supported format for these scenarios.
Common Use Cases
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Design & Editing Workflows Open images in editors that prefer or require PNG.
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UI & Interface Assets Preserve transparency for icons, overlays, and components.
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Documentation & Technical Content Use PNG for screenshots or reference images derived from WebP.
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Asset Recovery Convert WebP files back into a more flexible, lossless format.
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Batch Processing Prepare entire folders of WebP images for downstream tools.
How to Use the Converter
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Add WebP images Drag & drop or select one or multiple
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Convert to PNG The output format is fixed to PNG for a streamlined workflow.
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Download results Save individual PNG files or download everything as a ZIP archive.
No setup, no uploads, no unnecessary options.
Important Notes
- PNG is lossless. No additional compression artifacts are introduced.
- Transparency is preserved. Alpha channels are kept intact.
- File sizes may increase. PNG files are typically larger than WebP.
- Metadata is removed. EXIF and ancillary metadata are usually stripped during conversion.
How This Tool Works
All processing happens entirely in your browser:
- WebP images are decoded and re-encoded as PNG using modern browser APIs.
- Conversion runs inside Web Workers to keep the interface responsive.
- Multiple files are processed in parallel for efficient batch handling.
- Final PNG images are bundled locally into a ZIP archive.
