Keep transparency
PNG supports transparent areas. If the original WebP has an alpha channel, choose PNG rather than JPEG to preserve it.
WebP compatibility
Convert WebP to PNG
Use this when an app accepts PNG but will not open a WebP image. PNG preserves transparency, though the new file can be larger.
No accountLocal processingBatch-friendly
Images are processed on this deviceUp to 100 files per batch
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When should you use PNG?
PNG is a reliable choice for screenshots, logos, illustrations, and images with transparent backgrounds. For photographs, JPEG may make a much smaller file; for a modern website, keeping WebP is often more efficient.
Frequently asked questions
Why convert WebP to PNG at all?
Some apps and older tools still don't open WebP directly. PNG is the more broadly compatible choice when that happens.
Will the PNG file be bigger?
Usually yes. PNG is lossless, so it often takes more space than WebP for the same image, especially photographs.
Does this keep transparency?
Yes. If the original WebP has an alpha channel, PNG preserves it — unlike JPEG, which does not support transparency.
Expect a larger file
PNG is lossless, so it is often less compact than WebP—especially for photographs. Use compression if file size is the priority.
Compress a copyOne or a batch
Queue related images together, apply an output choice, then download the finished files individually or as a ZIP.