Convert WebP to PNG
Move WebP into lossless PNG with transparency intact. Right for an editing master or a transparent logo, and the whole thing runs in your browser.
Choose a file
Drag and drop multiple files at once
How to use
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Drop WebP files in or click to select. Several at once is fine.
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Hit convert. PNG is lossless, so there is no quality setting to weigh up.
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Download the PNGs individually, or as a ZIP when there are several.
FAQ
- When should I pick PNG over JPG?
- When you need the transparent background, when the file is a master you will keep editing, or when it is a screenshot full of text and tables. PNG never degrades on re-save. For a photo with a full background that you just want to store or share, JPG is far lighter.
- The result is bigger than the original — is that right?
- Yes, that is expected. WebP is lossy and compact; PNG throws away nothing, so it is generally larger, and for photographs it can be several times larger. If size matters more than editability, stay with the original WebP.
- Does PNG improve the quality?
- No. PNG preserves exactly what is there now — it cannot restore detail the WebP compression already discarded. Think of the conversion as freezing the current quality so it stops degrading, not as an upgrade.
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