Choose a WebP
Select the source file and preview it locally.
Private browser converter
Convert WebP to PNG locally while retaining transparent pixels.
This conversion runs entirely in your browser. The image is not uploaded.This conversion runs entirely in your browser. The image is not uploaded.
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PNG is useful when lossless output or transparency matters. Converting a lossy WebP to PNG does not restore previously discarded detail, and the PNG may be larger. The conversion stays on your device.
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Select the source file and preview it locally.
The browser draws the decoded image with its alpha channel and creates a PNG.
Open the result over different backgrounds before using it.
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Prepare logos, cutouts, or interface images for PNG-only tools.
Create a broadly editable lossless container.
Use PNG where WebP import is unreliable.
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Yes, when the original WebP contains an alpha channel.
No. PNG avoids new lossy compression but cannot restore missing source data.
Yes. The browser performs the conversion locally.