Drop files here, or click to browse
Drop one or many images, or a whole folder. You can also paste with Ctrl+V.
How to use
Add the WebP images
Drag .webp files onto the upload area or click to browse, up to 50 MB each. One file shows its size and dimensions and warns you if it is animated; more files start bulk mode.
Keep PNG, or pick JPG
PNG is preselected and needs no quality setting. Leave Max width and Max height empty to keep the exact dimensions, choose JPG under Output format for smaller files, or GIF to keep an animation.
Convert and download
Press Convert to PNG. A single file downloads with the same name and a .png extension. A batch shows the total size change and saves as converted-png.zip.
Why WebP to PNG Converter
- Transparency is kept, including soft, partly see-through edges.
- One file or hundreds, with original names and one ZIP.
- Animated WebP to animated GIF, plus a total size change for batches.
- Runs in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.
WebP vs PNG vs JPG
WebP works well for serving images on the web, but it is still not the safest format for editing and sharing. PNG and JPG open almost everywhere. This table shows what you gain and lose when converting.
In short, pick PNG when you want to edit the image or keep a transparent background, and JPG when you need the smallest file that any app or form will accept. Keep the original WebP too if you run a website, since it is usually the lightest version to publish.
| WebP | PNG | JPG | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Transparency | Yes | Yes | No, filled with a colour |
| Compression | Lossy or lossless | Lossless | Lossy |
| File size | Smallest | Largest | Small |
| Animation | Yes | No (APNG is a separate variant) | No |
| Opens in older editors and forms | Often not | Yes | Yes |
| Choose it for | Serving on websites | Editing, logos, transparency | Photos to share or upload |
Animated WebP files
A WebP file can hold an animation, much like a GIF. Stickers from messaging apps and some website banners are often animated WebP. The file header has an animation flag, and this converter reads it before converting, so you get a warning on the preview card or in the batch summary.
PNG and JPG files hold one image each, so only the first frame is saved. For many stickers the first frame is a fine still version. If you need the motion, choose GIF output: browsers with the WebCodecs image decoder (Chrome and Edge) read every frame and the converter writes an animated GIF with the original delays. GIF is limited to 256 colours per frame, so gradients can look slightly grainy.
Everything else about the file carries over: the size in pixels, the transparency and the colours of that first frame.