WebP input
A compact WebP image with transparent pixels.
29 KB · WebP
PNG output
A PNG copy that preserves the visible image and transparency.
286 KB · PNGWebP to PNG
Create a PNG copy when a design tool, upload form, or workflow does not accept WebP.
Your images are processed locally in your browser. They are never uploaded to a server.
Choose a WebP image to preview the PNG output.
Create a PNG copy without losing transparency
These real files show transparent WebP artwork converted back to PNG in the browser. The visible image and transparent areas remain, while the file size can increase.
Convert for PNG compatibility
Choose PNG when a design tool, upload form, or workflow does not accept WebP. Conversion does not add detail to the source.
Convert to PNG when
- A service explicitly accepts PNG but rejects WebP.
- You need transparent artwork in a PNG-based workflow.
- File compatibility matters more than keeping the smallest copy.
Keep the WebP when
- The destination supports WebP and file size matters.
- You only need the image for a modern website or app.
- No receiving service or workflow requires a PNG file.
What to expect from the PNG output
PNG uses lossless encoding for the pixels it receives, but it cannot recover detail already removed when the source WebP was created.
Transparency is preserved
Transparent WebP pixels remain transparent in the PNG output.
The file may be larger
PNG output is often substantially larger than a compact WebP source.
No quality restoration
Changing the container format cannot recreate detail missing from the WebP.