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WebP to PNG Converter

Convert WebP to PNG free online while keeping full transparency, entirely in your browser — no uploads, no signup.

Drop your WebP image here or click to upload

Why convert WebP to PNG?

Converting WebP to PNG is about one thing above all: keeping transparency intact. Unlike our WebP to JPG converter, which fills any transparent pixels with solid white, this tool preserves the alpha channel exactly as it exists in your source file. That matters for logos, icons, stickers, and product cutouts where the see-through background is the whole point.

PNG is also the safer choice when you're feeding an image into software that predates WebP support but has always understood PNG's alpha channel natively. Older versions of Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator, many print-production workflows, and embroidery-digitizing programs all fall into this category. Marketplaces, print shops, and CMS media libraries that specifically require PNG uploads are another common reason to convert here.

Don't need transparency?

If your image has no transparent areas, JPG will usually give you a much smaller file for the same visual quality — see our WebP to JPG converter instead. Use PNG only when transparency or legacy software compatibility is the priority.

How to convert WebP to PNG

  1. Drop your .webp file into the upload box above, or click to browse.
  2. Confirm PNG is selected as the output format (it's pre-selected for you).
  3. Click Convert — PNG is lossless, so there's no quality slider to worry about.
  4. Download your new .png file with transparency fully intact.

Frequently asked questions

Does converting to PNG keep my WebP file's transparency?

Yes. PNG fully preserves the alpha channel from your source WebP file, so any transparent or semi-transparent areas stay exactly as they were. This is the opposite of converting to JPG, which fills transparency with solid white.

Why would I choose PNG over JPG for this conversion?

Choose PNG when you need to keep transparency, or when the software you're importing into is old enough to lack WebP support but still handles PNG natively. This includes many older design, print-production, and embroidery-digitizing tools.

Will the PNG file be bigger than the original WebP?

Usually, yes. PNG uses lossless compression that is less efficient than WebP for photographic content, so file sizes typically increase. That tradeoff is expected and correct — you're trading file size for compatibility and guaranteed transparency.

Is there a file size limit?

Images are capped at 10,000 by 10,000 pixels. This limit comes from browser memory constraints during in-browser conversion — see our Privacy Policy for details on how conversion works.