Images saved from websites
Many sites serve WebP, so "save image as" gives you a file older software cannot open.
Convert WebP to PNG in bulk, free
Add up to 10 WebP images and get PNG files that open in any app. Transparency is kept, and everything is converted in your browser with nothing uploaded.
Each file can be up to 25 MB. Animated WebP files give you their first frame as a still image.
What you get
- Opens anywhere
- PNG works in every editor, document and upload form, including ones that reject WebP.
- Transparency kept
- If the WebP has a see-through background, the PNG has it too.
- Ten files at once
- Convert a batch and download a ZIP. Each file can be up to 25 MB.
- Nothing uploaded
- The browser converts the images on your own device, so they never reach a server.
- Names kept
- banner.webp becomes banner.png, and clashing names are numbered so nothing is lost. You can also add your own text to the start or end of every name.
- Free
- No sign-up, no watermark, and no limit on how many batches you convert.
Convert in four steps
Add your WebP files
Choose files or drag them onto the page.
Check the list
Remove anything you added by mistake.
Convert
Each file shows its new PNG name and size when it finishes.
Download
Save one PNG, or take the whole batch as a ZIP.
Why people convert WebP
Editors and documents
Word processors, slide tools and some photo editors do not accept WebP. PNG is accepted almost everywhere.
Upload forms
Marketplaces, job sites and government forms often list PNG and JPG only.
Logos and graphics with transparency
The PNG keeps the see-through background, so the logo sits cleanly on any colour.
WebP and PNG compared
| WebP | PNG | |
|---|---|---|
| Made by | Google, for the web | An open standard from the 1990s |
| File size | Small | Larger |
| Transparency | Yes | Yes |
| Works in | Browsers and newer apps | Practically everything |
If you want a smaller file and do not need transparency, the PNG to JPG converter can shrink the result further.
How the conversion works
Your browser opens the WebP, draws it on a canvas at its original size, and saves the canvas as a PNG. The canvas keeps transparency, and all of it happens on your own computer. The file is never sent anywhere.