WebP to PNG
Open a WebP file anywhere by converting it to PNG in your browser. Transparency is kept, and nothing is uploaded.
Runs in your browser
Pick one or more images. They are converted on your device.
Why you ended up here
You saved an image from a website and got a .webp file that your image editor,
your presentation software or an upload form refuses to accept. Browsers have
served WebP for years; a good deal of desktop and line-of-business software
never caught up.
PNG is the safest destination: it is lossless, it keeps transparency, and nothing has refused to open one since the 1990s.
The file will get bigger
Most WebP images on the web are lossy. Converting one to PNG stores the already compressed result exactly, artefacts included, typically at several times the size. That is not a defect in the conversion — there is simply no way back to detail that was discarded before you received the file.
If the destination accepts JPG, WebP to JPG gives a far smaller file at the same visual quality, provided the image has no transparency.
Animated WebP
An animated WebP converts to a single still frame here. The canvas this page uses holds one image at a time, so an animation needs a different tool altogether.
Your files stay here
The file is decoded and re-encoded in your browser. Nothing is uploaded — which is the practical difference from most WebP converters, since converting a saved image usually means handing someone else’s server a picture you did not make.