Why Convert WebP to PNG?
WebP is efficient for the web, but PNG offers maximum compatibility and lossless output:
- Universal Compatibility: Works across Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, and Android.
- Transparency: Ideal for logos, icons, and UI graphics.
- Editing & Design: Preferred by Photoshop, Illustrator, Figma, and more.
- Documents: Insert PNG in Word, PowerPoint, and PDFs without surprises.
How to Convert WebP to PNG Online
- Click Upload WebP and select your file.
- Wait briefly while we process it securely.
- Click Download PNG to save your image.
This page converts one file at a time to ensure reliability and speed.
WebP vs PNG Comparison
- File Size: WebP is usually 30–50% smaller; PNG is larger but lossless.
- Transparency: Both support alpha; PNG is the professional standard.
- Editing: PNG integrates cleanly with most design tools.
- Use Case: WebP for websites; PNG for apps, docs, and design workflows.
Supported Limits & Formats
- Accepted input: WebP (
image/webp) - Max file size: 16 MB per file
- Output: PNG (
.png,image/png) - Animation: First frame only
Troubleshooting
- Still too large? Use the PNG Compressor or resize before converting.
- Colors look off: Output is converted to sRGB for consistent display.
- Upload failed: Ensure the file is
image/webpand ≤ 16 MB.
Related Tools You Might Need
- PNG to WebP Converter – shrink file size for faster sites
- PNG Compressor – reduce PNG size with quality control
- Remove Background – make PNG transparent quickly
- JPG to PNG Converter – switch other formats to PNG
- Yes, it’s completely free with no watermarks or hidden fees.
- Yes. PNG fully supports alpha transparency and we keep it intact.
- No. PNG uses lossless compression, so you retain original visual detail.
- Animated WebP is converted to a static PNG using the first frame.
- Up to 16 MB per file.
- This page converts one file at a time for stability. Repeat the process for additional images.
- Yes. Uploads are encrypted, processed on secure servers, and deleted automatically after conversion.
PNG files can be larger than WebP due to lossless compression—this is normal and preserves maximum quality.