Convert WebP to PNG — keep the transparency
Open WebP images saved from websites in any app by converting them to PNG, with transparency preserved. Everything happens in your browser, so even private images stay on your computer.
Your files stay on your device: they are processed in this browser tab’s memory and never uploaded.
Why WebP files cause trouble
Most images you save from the web today are WebP: small and sharp, but older versions of Photoshop, Office, some print services and many upload forms still refuse them. PNG opens everywhere.
Lossless and transparent
PNG stores every pixel of the decoded WebP exactly and keeps its alpha channel, so logos, stickers and cut-outs stay transparent after conversion.
FAQ
Is WebP to PNG lossless?
The PNG is a pixel-exact copy of the decoded WebP. If the WebP itself was lossy, that earlier loss stays, but nothing new is lost.
Why is the PNG bigger?
WebP compresses far more efficiently; PNG trades size for compatibility and exact pixels.
What can you do with an image converter?
An image converter fixes the everyday “this file won’t open” problem: designers turn WebP downloads into PNG for Photoshop, marketers shrink PNG screenshots into JPG for newsletters and switch site images to WebP or AVIF for faster pages, iPhone users convert HEIC photos to JPG for Windows and web forms, students and office workers combine photographed pages into a single PDF, and video creators prepare thumbnails, overlays and stills in the exact format their editor or platform expects — all without installing software or sending private images to a server.