WebP to PNG

Turn WebP files into widely supported PNG images.

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Quick Tip

Select the .webp file.

About This Tool

Why use WebP to PNG?

Turn a WebP image into a PNG that every application can open. The WebP is decoded by the browser — which supports the format natively — and written out as a lossless PNG, with any transparency carried over intact.

WebP is excellent on the web and awkward everywhere else. Older design software, print workflows, some CMS uploaders and plenty of desktop apps still refuse it, which is why the image you saved from a website will not open. PNG is the safe universal answer, and because it is lossless nothing is degraded in the process — though the file will usually be larger, since WebP was designed to be smaller than PNG in the first place.

Key Benefits

Transparency preserved

Both WebP and PNG support an alpha channel, so transparent logos and cutouts survive the conversion unchanged.

Opens everywhere

PNG is supported by every image viewer, editor and uploader, which WebP still is not outside the browser.

Lossless re-encode

PNG stores the decoded pixels exactly, so nothing is degraded even if the source WebP was lossy.

How to use WebP to PNG

1
Select the .webp file.
2
Convert; the browser decodes it and re-encodes as PNG.
3
Check the preview, including any transparent areas.
4
Download the PNG.

Best use cases

Open an image you saved from a website in an editor that rejects WebP.

Upload to a system or CMS that only accepts PNG or JPG.

Prepare a WebP asset for a print or design workflow.

Attach an image to software that shows a WebP as a broken file.

WebP to PNG FAQs

Why will nothing on my computer open a .webp file?

WebP is a web format. Browsers support it, but many desktop editors, older operating systems and upload forms still do not. Converting to PNG removes the problem entirely.