WebP → PNG
Batch-convert WebP to lossless, universally-supported PNG — transparency kept.
- Secure upload
- Deleted after processing
- No watermark
Click to upload or drag and drop
WebP files — drop as many as you need
About the webp → png
This free online WebP to PNG converter batch-converts WebP files into PNG — the one image format that's been supported everywhere for decades, with no exceptions. WebP is newer, more efficient, and increasingly the default output of browsers, phones and design tools, but that same newness is exactly why some older software, specific print workflows, certain plugin systems and a handful of platforms still don't open it reliably. When you need an image to just work, without asking whether the destination supports a modern format, PNG is the answer, and this tool gets you there in batches instead of one file at a time.
PNG is also the format to reach for when you need to edit an image further without compounding compression loss: WebP images — especially ones saved at a lower quality — carry lossy compression baked in, and converting to PNG at least stops any further quality loss from additional edits and re-saves, since PNG applies none of its own. It won't recover detail the original WebP compression discarded, but it gives you a stable, lossless base to work from going forward.
Transparency carries over automatically: WebP supports a full alpha channel just like PNG does, so a transparent icon, logo or UI graphic saved as WebP keeps its transparency intact through the conversion with nothing to configure. One thing worth knowing honestly, rather than glossing over: because PNG is lossless and WebP is usually compressed, the resulting PNG is typically larger than the original WebP file, sometimes considerably — that's the expected trade-off for maximum compatibility and no further quality loss, not a sign anything went wrong.
Every conversion happens locally in your browser using the HTML canvas API — nothing is ever uploaded to a server, so it's instant, works identically on a phone or a laptop, and is completely private, with no queue and no server-side copy of your images.
Key features
- Batch WebP-to-PNG conversion with no quality settings to configure
- Automatic transparency preservation from WebP sources
- Upfront, honest framing that PNG output is usually larger than the WebP source
- Individual downloads or one "Download all" for the whole batch
Common use cases
Universal compatibility
Get an image into the one format that's guaranteed to open in older software, print workflows and legacy plugin systems.
Stopping further quality loss
Move a lossy WebP to a lossless PNG before editing it further, so extra saves don't compound the compression damage.
Transparent graphics preserved
Convert transparent WebP icons and logos to PNG and keep the transparency intact automatically.
Design & print handoff
Deliver assets in the PNG format most design tools and print workflows expect by default.
How to use it
- 1Drop in one or more WebP files — as many as you need.
- 2Watch each file convert automatically — PNG is lossless, so there's nothing to configure.
- 3Check the before/after size for each file — PNG is usually larger, which is expected.
- 4Download individual files or click Download all to save the whole batch as PNG.
Supported formats & limits
Accepts WebP only; always outputs lossless PNG. No limit on how many files you can batch, beyond your device's memory.
Privacy & security
Every conversion happens locally in your browser using the canvas API — files never leave your device, even in a large batch.
FAQ
- Are my files uploaded to a server?
- No. Every conversion happens locally in your browser using the canvas API — files never leave your device, even in a large batch.
- Will transparency be kept?
- Yes, automatically — WebP fully supports transparency, so nothing extra needs to be configured.
- Why is the PNG bigger than the original WebP?
- PNG is lossless while WebP is usually compressed, so the PNG version is typically larger — that's the expected trade-off for universal compatibility and no further quality loss, not an error.
- How many files can I convert at once?
- As many as you like — there's no artificial limit, only what your device's memory can comfortably hold.