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WebP to PNG Converter

Save WebP images from the web as PNG files that open in any app. Transparent backgrounds are preserved, and the converter also accepts AVIF, GIF and BMP. Everything runs in your browser, with no upload.

Files are processed right in your browser and never uploaded to a server. Open-source libraries

TL;DR. Drop up to 20 WebP files and download them as PNG. Transparency stays intact, so logos and icons keep clean edges. AVIF, BMP and the first frame of a GIF are supported too.

How to convert WebP to PNG

  1. Add images

    Drag WebP, AVIF, GIF or BMP files into the drop zone or pick them from your device. Up to 20 files, each up to 100 MB.

  2. Convert

    Click Convert. There are no settings to tune: PNG is lossless, so the result keeps every pixel of the decoded image.

  3. Download

    Save each PNG individually or use Download all (ZIP) to get every file in one archive.

Images are converted on your device

Your browser decodes each image and saves it as PNG inside the page. Nothing is sent to a server, so design drafts, screenshots and private pictures stay with you.

To check, open DevTools (F12 on Windows, Cmd+Option+I on Mac), switch to the Network tab and run a conversion. Only scripts from the same domain appear, and no request carries your images.

Why you end up with WebP files

Many websites serve images as WebP because the files are smaller than JPG or PNG and pages load faster. When you save such a picture, you get a .webp file that some editors, office apps and older viewers cannot open.

Converting to PNG gives you a universally supported, lossless copy that you can edit, print or insert into documents.

Other formats it accepts

  • AVIF: a newer, highly compressed web format, converted to PNG the same way.
  • GIF: the first frame is saved as a still PNG image.
  • BMP: uncompressed bitmaps converted to compact, lossless PNG.

When PNG is the right choice

  • Logos, icons and stickers that need a transparent background.
  • Screenshots and interface images with sharp text and flat colors.
  • Images you plan to edit and save several times, since PNG does not degrade with each save.
  • Files for apps or editors that cannot open WebP or AVIF.

WebP vs PNG

FeatureWebPPNG
File sizeSmaller, built for fast web loadingLarger, especially for photos
QualityLossy or losslessAlways lossless
TransparencySupportedSupported
CompatibilityModern browsers; some older apps cannot open itOpens in practically every editor and viewer
AnimationSupportedNot supported (static image)

WebP to PNG: frequently asked questions

Yes. The converter works in Safari, Chrome, Firefox and Edge on iPhone and Android. Save a WebP image from a website, open it here and download the PNG to your gallery or files.

WebP files are usually noticeably smaller than JPG or PNG at similar quality, so pages load faster and use less bandwidth. The downside is that not every app can open them after you download.

Yes. PNG supports an alpha channel, so transparent backgrounds in WebP images stay transparent. Logos, stickers and icons keep clean edges.

No additional quality is lost, because PNG is lossless. The PNG may be larger than the WebP, since it stores every pixel without lossy compression.

Only the first frame is converted to a still PNG. Animation is not preserved because PNG here is a static image.

Choose PNG for transparency, graphics, screenshots and further editing. If you need a smaller file for a photo and do not need transparency, use the WebP to JPG converter.

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