Convert WebP to PNG
One click turns a WebP into a lossless PNG — alpha channel included, image never uploaded.
Drag an image here or tap to browse
WebP (and any other image) · free · your image stays on your device
How it works
- Add your WebP. Drop the file or tap to browse — stickers, logos and screenshots saved from the web all work.
- Convert to PNG. PNG is lossless, so there is nothing to configure. Transparency in the WebP carries over 1:1.
- Download or keep editing. Save the .png, or open the result in the editor to crop, recolor or stack it over another image.
The typical case: you saved a logo, sticker or product shot from a website, it landed as
.webp, and the tool you actually want to use it in — an older editor, a slideshow
program, a print portal — does not accept it. PNG is the universally understood
lossless format, and unlike JPG it keeps the transparent background your WebP may
carry.
Conversion is pixel-exact and happens entirely on your device: the libwebp decoder and the PNG encoder run as WebAssembly in the browser tab. No upload, no account, no watermark — and no server that could keep a copy of your image.
If file size matters more than losslessness for your use case, consider WebP to JPG instead; for images going back onto the web, you may not need to convert at all.
Frequently asked questions
Does the transparent background survive the conversion?
Yes — this is the main reason to pick PNG over JPG as the target. The alpha channel from the WebP is copied into the PNG untouched, so logos and cut-outs keep their transparency instead of gaining a white box.
Is WebP to PNG lossless?
The PNG encoding adds zero loss: it stores exactly the pixels the WebP decoder produced. If the WebP itself was saved lossy (most are), that earlier loss is already in the pixels — but nothing new is lost on this page.
The PNG is bigger than the WebP. Did something go wrong?
No — that is the physics of the formats. WebP compresses aggressively; PNG records every pixel faithfully. Bigger output is the expected cost of a lossless, universally supported file.
What about animated WebP stickers?
This converter handles still images; an animated WebP will not convert here. PNG has no mainstream animation support anyway — for animations, target GIF or a video format with a dedicated tool.
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