Drop in one or more .webp images and get full-quality PNG files back. Everything runs in your browser, so nothing is uploaded anywhere.
Drag and drop WebP files here
or pick them from your device. You can add many at once.
Three quick steps. No account, no upload, no waiting around.
Drop one or more .webp files into the box, or click Choose files.
Each image turns into a PNG on its own, at its original size.
Save each PNG one by one, or use Download all for the whole batch.
WebP is a modern format that makes files smaller than PNG or JPG, which is why many websites use it. But not every app, editor, email client or CMS accepts it. PNG is lossless and works almost everywhere.
PNG is the safe choice when WebP is not accepted or you need transparency.
Some editors and office programs can't open WebP. PNG opens almost anywhere.
Some forms, marketplaces and CMS fields accept only JPG or PNG.
Sites often serve WebP. Convert before using images in documents and slides.
Logos, icons and cutouts keep their see-through background as PNG.
PNG previews reliably in email, messengers and operating systems.
Use PNGs in presentations, documents and mockups that don't take WebP.
Change format, size or quality in seconds. Every tool runs in your browser.
Quick answers about privacy, quality and file size.
Yes. It is free, needs no sign-up, and you can convert as many images as you like.
No. Your browser decodes each WebP image and saves it as a PNG, so your files never leave your device.
Yes. PNG supports transparent backgrounds, so any transparency in your WebP carries over.
PNG is lossless and WebP is usually compressed more efficiently, so the PNG is often larger. That is normal.
No. The PNG matches what the WebP shows. It cannot bring back detail that lossy compression already removed.
The tool exports a still image, so an animated WebP becomes a single PNG of one frame.
Yes. Add as many WebP files as you like. Each converts on its own, and you can download them individually or all together.