Free WebP converter

WebP to PNG converter

Saved an image and got a .webp file? Convert WebP to PNG in seconds - batch 20 files, keep transparency, lose zero quality. No signup.

20 files / batch
0% quality loss
alpha transparency kept

Drop your WebP files here

or click to select files from your computer

Up to 20 .webp files  |  max 20 MB each  |  ZIP download for 3+ files

How to Convert WebP to PNG

Upload WebP Files

Drag and drop your .webp files onto the upload area above, or click Browse Files. You can select up to 20 files at once.

Automatic Conversion

Files are converted on our servers in seconds. Transparency is preserved and no quality is lost during the WebP to PNG conversion.

Download PNG

Download each PNG individually, or grab all converted files in a single ZIP archive. No signup required.

Why Images Save as WebP

Most big websites now deliver their images as WebP, because WebP files are smaller and pages load faster. When you right-click and choose "Save image as", your browser simply saves the file it received - a .webp.

That is great for page speed and frustrating when the file will not open in an older Photoshop, Word, PowerPoint or your favorite design tool. This converter turns it into a standard PNG that works everywhere, with the pixels carried over exactly.

WebP vs PNG - When to Use Each

Use PNG when you need maximum compatibility (Photoshop, Word, print), you're working with logos or icons that need lossless editing, or your software simply doesn't support WebP yet.

Keep WebP for website images where file size and page speed matter - WebP loads faster in browsers and scores better on Core Web Vitals. For everything else, PNG is the safer, more universal choice.

Shortcut: Copy, Then Paste Here

Skip the download step entirely. Right-click the image on any website, choose "Copy image", come back to this page and press Ctrl+V (or Cmd+V on a Mac).

The copied image lands straight in the converter. A second later you have a PNG ready to download.

WebP vs PNG at a Glance

WebPPNG
CompressionLossy or losslessLossless
Typical file sizeSmallerLarger
TransparencyYesYes
AnimationYesAPNG only
Opens in older Photoshop, Office, Windows Photo ViewerOften notYes
Accepted by upload forms and print shopsSometimesAlmost always
Best forImages on your websiteEditing, sharing, printing, archiving

Got a PNG that needs to go the other way? Convert PNG to WebP. Not sure which to use? Read PNG vs WebP vs JPG.

Frequently Asked Questions

Many websites serve their images as WebP because the files are smaller and pages load faster. When you right-click and choose Save image as, the browser saves the file in the format the website delivered - so you get a .webp file. This converter turns it into a PNG that every app can open.

No. The conversion itself is lossless. Lossless WebP files become pixel-identical PNGs, and lossy WebP files keep exactly the quality they already had - no extra compression is added.

Yes. PNG fully supports alpha transparency, so transparent and semi-transparent areas of the WebP stay transparent in the PNG. No white background is added.

WebP compresses better than PNG, so the same image usually takes more bytes as PNG. If size matters, run the result through the PNG optimizer - it typically removes 50-80% while staying a normal PNG.

Animated WebP files are converted as a still image from the first frame. To keep the animation, convert it to GIF or keep the WebP.

Up to 20 files per batch, each up to 20 MB. When 3 or more files are done, a Download ZIP button appears so you can save them all at once.

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