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Convert WebP images to PNG online with lossless PNG output, preserved transparency and original dimensions. Batch convert up to 20 files, download PNGs individually or as a ZIP, and process everything locally in your browser.
Drag & drop or choose WebP files. Up to 20 files, 50MB each.
Automatic conversion starts after your files are selected.
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WebAuzar is a free WebP to PNG converter for turning WebP images into PNG files directly in your browser. It is useful when a website, design application, document workflow or publishing system accepts PNG but does not accept WebP.
The conversion keeps the image dimensions and exports the decoded image as PNG. PNG is a lossless format and supports transparency, making it a practical choice for logos, icons, screenshots, graphics and other images where crisp edges or transparent backgrounds matter.
If the original WebP was lossy, PNG cannot recreate information that was already removed during WebP compression. What PNG does provide is a lossless output container, so the conversion does not introduce another lossy image-compression step.
A WebP image is decoded by the browser and drawn to a canvas at its original dimensions. The canvas is then exported as a PNG. This makes the workflow simple and keeps the actual image data processing on your device.
Use PNG when an editor or design workflow expects a lossless raster format or does not accept WebP.
PNG is a common choice for graphics that need an alpha channel and crisp edges.
PNG is useful when small text, lines and interface details need to remain sharp.
Convert when a CMS, document application, print workflow or other platform asks specifically for PNG.
PNG can be convenient when inserting graphics into presentation or office software.
A lossless PNG copy can be useful when you need a widely supported raster version of an asset.
| Feature | WebP | PNG |
|---|---|---|
| Compression | Lossy or lossless | Lossless |
| Transparency | Supported | Supported |
| Typical file size | Usually smaller | Usually larger |
| Editing compatibility | Depends on software | Very broad |
| Best suited for | Modern web delivery | Editing, graphics and compatibility |
| Conversion to PNG | Source format | Output format |
For website performance, WebP is often preferable because it can reduce image bytes. For editing, transparent graphics and compatibility with software that expects PNG, converting WebP to PNG can be the more practical workflow.
Drag and drop WebP images or select them from your device.
WebAuzar starts the browser-based WebP to PNG conversion after the files are loaded.
Check the PNG preview, dimensions and output file size for each completed image.
Download a single PNG or use the ZIP option when you have multiple converted files.
PNG is commonly used for interface graphics, logos, screenshots and other assets where transparent backgrounds or crisp edges are important. If a workflow gives you a WebP file but asks for PNG, conversion avoids having to recreate the image.
For websites, keep in mind that converting WebP to PNG usually increases file size. If your goal is a faster website rather than compatibility, keeping the WebP version may be preferable. If you need to reduce a PNG after conversion, use our image compressor.
The converter runs in a modern browser, so the workflow is not tied to a particular operating system. Open the page on Android, iPhone, macOS or Windows, choose your WebP image and download the resulting PNG. A desktop application is not required.
WebP to PNG conversion is performed locally in your browser. The selected image files do not need to be uploaded to a WebAuzar conversion server. This also avoids a server upload and download round trip.
WebP is an image format designed for efficient web delivery. It can use lossy or lossless compression and can support transparency. It is widely used for website images because it can deliver smaller files than many traditional formats.
PNG, or Portable Network Graphics, is a lossless raster image format. It supports transparency and is widely supported by browsers, operating systems, image editors and design tools.
No. If a WebP file was created using lossy compression, some visual information may already have been removed. PNG can preserve the decoded result without adding another lossy compression step, but it cannot recreate information that is no longer present.
WebP is optimized for compact image delivery, while PNG prioritizes lossless representation. As a result, the same image often occupies more bytes when saved as PNG. The exact size depends on image content, dimensions and the original WebP encoding.
When the source WebP contains alpha transparency, the browser canvas can preserve that transparency when exporting to PNG. This is especially useful for logos, icons and UI graphics.
You can select multiple WebP files together and process up to 20 files in one batch. When conversion finishes, download individual PNGs or use the ZIP download.
Select or drag WebP files into the converter. Conversion starts automatically in your browser. When processing finishes, download each PNG or download all completed PNG files as a ZIP.
Yes. WebAuzar's WebP to PNG converter is free to use and does not require an account or signup.
The PNG conversion itself is lossless, so it does not add another compression loss. If the original WebP was already lossy, converting it to PNG cannot restore detail that was lost in the original WebP.
PNG is a lossless output format. The converter redraws the decoded WebP image into a PNG without applying JPEG-style lossy compression during the PNG export.
Yes. WebP and PNG can both store alpha transparency. Transparent areas are preserved when the source WebP contains transparency.
This is normal. WebP is designed to compress image data efficiently, while PNG uses lossless compression. The same visual image can therefore produce a much larger PNG file.
Yes. You can add up to 20 WebP files in one batch. Each file is converted locally, and completed PNG files can be downloaded individually or together as a ZIP.
Yes. The converter works in modern mobile browsers such as Chrome and Safari. No separate app is required.
PNG is widely supported by image editors and design applications. It is useful when a workflow accepts PNG but does not accept WebP.
Each WebP file can be up to 50MB, with up to 20 files processed in one batch.
No. The conversion runs in your browser. WebAuzar does not need to upload the selected WebP files to its server for this conversion.
This browser conversion produces a PNG image from the decoded WebP image. PNG is not a direct replacement for an animated WebP, so animated WebP should be handled as an animation-specific workflow rather than expected to remain animated.
Convert WebP to PNG first, then reduce the resulting PNG file size if your website, email or upload form has a file-size limit.
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