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PNG, JPEG, WebP, GIF, BMP & TIFF · ZIP archives welcome · Up to 15.0 MB per image

Conversion settings

Conversion settings

A little fine-tuning goes a long way

Lossless and keeps transparency, at a larger file size.

PNG quality

PNG is lossless, so there is no quality setting to adjust.

Longest side · Keeps the original proportions

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CONVERT WEBP TO PNG

Why PNG is the reliable destination for a WebP

PNG is an older, simpler format with near-universal support, and it compresses without discarding any detail. Because it stores the pixels exactly, there is no quality setting to weigh up: what you convert is what you get. The cost is file size, since PNG works harder for the bytes it saves than WebP does.

What to keep in mind

Transparency comes through

WebP supports an alpha channel, and so does PNG. A transparent WebP becomes a transparent PNG with no flattening or background colour needed.

Expect larger files

PNG is lossless, so the result is usually several times larger than the WebP you started with. That is the trade for a format that opens everywhere without losing detail.

Original dimensions are kept

Choosing PNG sets the longest side to Original, so the conversion changes the format and nothing else. You can still set a size limit if you want a smaller result.

Questions about this conversion

Why convert WebP to PNG?

PNG opens in apps, editors and older software that cannot read WebP, and it stores the image losslessly. Choose it when compatibility or keeping every pixel matters more than file size.

Will converting WebP to PNG lose quality?

No. PNG is lossless, so the pixels the WebP contains are stored exactly. Converting cannot restore detail the WebP already discarded when it was created.

Does transparency survive the conversion?

Yes. Transparent areas in the WebP are carried straight over to the PNG. If you do not need transparency, converting to JPG usually gives you a much smaller file.

Why are the PNG files larger than the WebP?

WebP is a modern format designed for small files, while PNG is lossless and compresses far less aggressively. Bigger files are the trade-off for a format that opens everywhere without losing detail.