Why is the PNG larger?
PNG is lossless and often needs more bytes than compressed WebP, especially for photographs.
- Lossless PNG output
Guide
Convert a still WebP image into a compatible PNG file entirely in your browser. Transparency is preserved when present.
Clear answers
Convert a still WebP image into a compatible PNG file entirely in your browser. Transparency is preserved when present.
PNG is lossless and often needs more bytes than compressed WebP, especially for photographs.
Yes, when the source WebP includes transparency and the browser decodes it successfully.
This version creates a still PNG and does not preserve animation.
A local check
Convert a still WebP image into a compatible PNG file entirely in your browser. Transparency is preserved when present.
Selected file
Choose a still WebP image.
Review before sharing
Review the decoded preview and dimensions.
Local verification
Convert the image locally to PNG.
Download the compatible PNG copy.
Four local steps
Choose a still WebP image.
Review the decoded preview and dimensions.
Convert the image locally to PNG.
Download the compatible PNG copy.
Browser privacy
PNG is lossless and often needs more bytes than compressed WebP, especially for photographs.
Yes, when the source WebP includes transparency and the browser decodes it successfully.
This version creates a still PNG and does not preserve animation.
Clear answers
This version creates a still PNG and does not preserve animation.
Private workspace
Turn a WebP into a widely supported PNG without sending the image to a conversion service.