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Drop one or many images · automatic bulk mode for multiple files
Bulk supported. Drop multiple files and they'll be processed in a queue with a single ZIP download. Same settings apply to every file.
How to use
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Queue up the WEBP images
Add .webp files by dragging them in or browsing. A lone file shows a thumbnail card with its target extension; larger sets are handled as an automatic batch queue.
02
Leave PNG as the target
The Export format row defaults to PNG. Lossless targets hide the quality presets entirely, so there's nothing to tune, and the output is a pixel-exact copy of the decoded image.
03
Convert and start editing
Click Convert to PNG, then check the output size next to the original. Batch jobs bundle into converted-png.zip; a single file downloads on the spot.
Why WEBP to PNG
- Export to any format: WEBP, JPG or PNG, not just one pair.
- Before/after preview with exact size for each image.
- Single image or hundreds, automatic bulk mode.
- 100% client-side. Files never leave your browser.
Common questions
Is a PNG made from a WEBP truly lossless?
The conversion step is: every decoded pixel is stored exactly, with no new compression damage. What PNG can't do is restore detail the original WEBP encoder threw away, so the copy is only as good as the source.
Will semi-transparent shadows in my WEBP carry over to PNG?
Yes, including partial alpha values, not just fully transparent pixels. A soft drop shadow at 40 percent opacity comes through at 40 percent, which matters when you composite the PNG over new backgrounds.
Why did a 50 KB WEBP turn into a 700 KB PNG?
WEBP's compression is far denser than PNG's, so unpacking it into a lossless container inflates the file. That's the trade: bigger on disk, but editable everywhere and immune to further quality loss.
Can old versions of GIMP or Paint.NET open the converted PNG?
Yes. PNG has been universally supported since the late 1990s, so any editor you're likely to run, however old, opens the output. That's precisely why PNG is the go-to bridge format for stubborn WEBP saves.
Does the WEBP to PNG tool change my image's dimensions?
Never. Width and height pass through untouched, and no scaling or cropping happens. If you do want different dimensions afterwards, the Image Resizer handles that as a separate step.
How private is the conversion from WEBP here?
Fully local. The browser decodes the WEBP and writes the PNG through the Canvas API without any network request, so client artwork under NDA is as safe as it is sitting in your folder.