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Everything runs locally in your browser — codecs load once via WebAssembly, then conversion works even offline. Nothing is uploaded, ever.
How to convert WebP to PNG
Drop your WebP files
single or batch, no limits.
Local conversion
decoded and losslessly re-encoded to PNG in your browser.
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ready for editing, transparency intact.
WebP vs PNG
| WebP | PNG | |
|---|---|---|
| Compression | Lossy (or lossless mode) | Lossless, always |
| Transparency | Yes | Yes (alpha channel) |
| Compatibility | Modern browsers & apps | Universal — every editor, every OS |
| Best for | Fast web delivery | Editing, screenshots, graphics workflows |
FAQ
Why convert WebP to PNG instead of JPG?
PNG is lossless — every pixel from the WebP decode is preserved exactly. Choose PNG when the image has transparency, fine text, or when you're about to edit it further. Choose JPG (our WebP to JPG page) when it's a photo and file size matters.
Is the conversion pixel-exact?
Yes. WebP decoding reproduces the exact stored image, and PNG encoding is lossless — the output is bit-faithful to what the WebP contained.
Do animated WebP files work?
Animated WebP converts frame-by-frame — each frame becomes its own PNG. Static WebP produces a single PNG as expected.
Will the PNG be much bigger than the WebP?
Usually yes — WebP's lossy compression is what keeps files small. PNG trades size for perfection. If size matters more than losslessness, use our WebP to JPG converter instead.
Does this upload my images anywhere?
Never. All processing is browser-side WebAssembly — with your network disconnected, conversion still works. Your files stay on your device.
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