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Convert static WebP images to PNG while preserving pixel dimensions and alpha transparency. Review previews and size changes, then download individual results or a local ZIP.
Simple workflow
How to use WebP to PNG
- 1Drop or choose up to 20 WebP images.
- 2Review animation warnings, then convert the batch to PNG.
- 3Download each PNG or package completed results as a ZIP.
Good to know
Frequently asked questions
Does PNG keep WebP transparency?
Yes for static images: browser-decoded alpha pixels remain transparent in PNG output.
What happens to animated WebP?
Animated input is detected and clearly marked. This tool exports only the first decoded frame; it does not claim to preserve animation.
Are files uploaded?
No. Browser image decoding, canvas encoding and ZIP creation all run locally.
Practical guide
Keep static transparency while moving from WebP to PNG
Static WebP and PNG both support alpha transparency. The browser decodes each WebP and writes a PNG at the same pixel width and height without a remote conversion service.
Animated WebP needs multiple frames and timing data. This bounded converter detects common animation chunks and labels the result as first-frame only rather than implying that motion is preserved.
Worked example
Convert a transparent logo
- Start with
- logo.webp is 800 × 800 with transparent corners.
- Choose
- Add the file and convert to PNG.
- You get
- logo.png remains 800 × 800 and keeps browser-decoded transparent pixels.
Tips for a useful result
- PNG can be larger than WebP.
- Keep the original animated file when motion matters.
- Inspect soft edges over the intended background.
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