Is the PNG output lossless?

Yes. PNG is a lossless format, so the converter re-exports the exact pixels decoded from your WebP without further compression artifacts. There is no quality slider because none is needed — the output faithfully reproduces what the WebP contained.

Does transparency survive the conversion?

It does. Both WebP and PNG support an alpha channel, so transparent regions in your WebP remain transparent in the resulting PNG. This makes the tool suitable for icons, logos, and other assets that rely on transparency.

Will the PNG be larger than the WebP?

Often, yes. PNG is lossless and typically stores images at a larger size than a lossy WebP. Each card shows the before/after sizes so you can see the change. The trade-off buys you universal compatibility wherever WebP is not accepted.

Can I convert several WebP files at once?

Yes. Drop multiple WebP files (up to 25MB each) and they all convert at once, each with its own preview. Use “Download all (.zip)” to save the entire converted batch as a single archive instead of downloading files one by one.

Why would I convert WebP back to PNG?

Some design tools, legacy software, upload forms, and platforms still do not accept WebP. Converting to PNG gives you a format that opens almost everywhere, while keeping the image lossless and preserving any transparency.

WebP to PNG

Convert WebP images to PNG for universal compatibility — lossless output with transparency preserved. Batch several at once and download as a ZIP, all in your browser.

About this ToolHow it works, benefits & use cases

Turn WebP images back into PNG for universal compatibility, entirely in your browser. WebP is great for the web but not every tool, editor, or platform accepts it — this converter decodes each WebP to a canvas and re-exports it as a lossless PNG, preserving transparency in the process. Drop a single file or a batch (up to 25MB each); each image shows a live preview with its original WebP size next to the new PNG size. Because PNG is lossless, there is no quality setting to worry about — the output is pixel-faithful to what WebP decoded. Download converted files individually, or export them all as a single ZIP. An aggregate panel sums the totals so you can see how the size changes across the batch. All processing is local — nothing is uploaded.

How to Use

1Drop your WebP files onto the upload area, or click to browse — several at once is supported, up to 25MB each.
2Each WebP decodes and re-exports as a lossless PNG automatically, with a live preview per image.
3Compare the original WebP size against the resulting PNG size shown on each card.
4Download an individual PNG from its card, or click “Download all (.zip)” to save the whole batch.
5Use “Try a sample” to test a conversion, or “Clear” to remove everything and start fresh.

Key Benefits

Lossless PNG output that is pixel-faithful to the decoded WebP
Transparency (the alpha channel) is carried through to the PNG
Batch-convert many WebP files and download them together as a ZIP
Universal compatibility — PNG opens in virtually every editor and platform
Live preview with original vs. converted byte sizes for each image
Accepts files up to 25MB each with no quality setting to manage
Runs entirely in your browser — files never leave your device

Common Use Cases

Opening WebP assets in older editors or tools that only accept PNG
Converting WebP downloads to PNG for use in presentations or documents
Producing PNG versions of WebP icons and logos with transparency intact
Preparing images for platforms or upload forms that reject WebP
Batch-restoring a set of WebP files to a widely supported lossless format

Add images to convert to PNG

Click to upload or drag and drop

Accepted: image/* • Max 25 MB

PNG, JPG, WebP, AVIF, GIF, BMP — drop several at once. Max 25MB each. Everything stays on your device.

Convert to

PNG

Quality—

PNG is lossless — quality not applicable.

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