Everything runs on your device, which keeps the process fast and private.
Why you might need PNG instead of WebP
WebP is efficient on the web, but not every program reads it. Design software, document editors and some messaging apps expect PNG.
Converting to PNG gives you a file that opens almost anywhere, with the alpha channel carried over so cut out images stay clean.
How to use it
Drop in a WebP image. The browser decodes it, including any transparency, and re-encodes a lossless PNG at the same resolution.
Save the PNG straight away, and compress it afterward if you want a smaller download.
A note on animated WebP
WebP can hold animations, much like GIF. A still image converter captures only the first frame, so if you need the motion you want a dedicated GIF or APNG tool.
For the common case of a single picture, one still frame is exactly what people are after, and PNG carries it everywhere.
Frequently asked questions
Does it keep transparency?
Yes. Transparent areas in the WebP become transparent areas in the PNG.
Can it handle animated WebP?
It converts the first frame to a still PNG. For animation you would need a GIF or APNG tool instead.
Is the conversion lossless?
The PNG encoding is lossless. If the source WebP was already lossy, that earlier loss remains, but nothing new is added.
Do I need to install anything?
No. The converter is a web page that works in a modern browser, with no extension or app required.