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WebP to PNG Converter — Free & Lossless

WebP is great for web delivery, but PNG is the preferred format for design work, print, editing in Photoshop, or anywhere you need lossless quality with transparency support. Converting a WebP to PNG gives you a file that opens in every application, preserves any transparency from the original WebP, and applies no additional compression artifacts. This converter runs in your browser — no files sent anywhere.

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By ImgToolkit Team · Updated May 2026 · 2 min read · Processed in your browser

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Convert WebP to PNG

Step-by-Step Guide

4 steps · takes under 1 minute

Open the converter

Go to the Convert to JPG tool and select PNG as your output format.

Upload your WebP file

Drop in your .webp file. The tool reads both lossy and lossless WebP formats.

Select PNG output

Choose PNG from the format options to get a lossless output that preserves transparency.

Download your PNG

The PNG downloads instantly. Note that PNG files are typically larger than WebP — that's expected with lossless output.

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ImgToolkit runs entirely in your browser using the Canvas API. Your images are never sent to a server, never stored in the cloud, and never seen by anyone else. This makes it safe for sensitive documents, client work, medical imagery, and confidential screenshots.

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Pro tip

Always keep your original file before converting. Lossy formats like JPG discard data permanently — you can't restore quality that was compressed away.

WebP vs JPG vs PNG — Real File Sizes

Same 1080×1080px photo at equivalent visual quality

Format	Quality	File Size	Notes
PNG (lossless)	Perfect	4.2 MB	No compression loss
JPG (85% quality)	Excellent	310 KB	Best compatibility
WebP (85% quality)BEST	Excellent	205 KB	−34% vs JPG · Best for web

Based on a 1080×1080px photo. Results vary by image content and complexity.

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Frequently Asked Questions

5 questions answered

Why is my PNG larger than the original WebP?

WebP uses aggressive compression to achieve small file sizes. PNG is a lossless format that stores every pixel without compression artifacts — which means larger files. This is expected and correct. If you need a small file with transparency, WebP is the better choice for delivery.

Does WebP to PNG conversion preserve transparency?

Yes. If your WebP file has an alpha channel (transparency), the converted PNG will also have transparency. The alpha data is carried through the conversion losslessly.

Can I edit the PNG in Photoshop after conversion?

Yes — PNG is one of the most compatible formats for editing. Photoshop, GIMP, Affinity Photo, and all other major editors open PNG natively. Layers and transparency are supported.

Is there any quality loss when converting WebP to PNG?

If your source WebP was lossless, the PNG conversion is perfect — no quality loss at all. If the source WebP was lossy (which most WebP images from websites are), the PNG will be a perfect copy of the lossy WebP — it won't recover detail that was removed when the WebP was originally compressed.

What's the difference between PNG and PNG-8?

Standard PNG (PNG-24) stores full color (16 million colors) and is produced by this tool. PNG-8 limits the palette to 256 colors, like GIF, and produces smaller files but with visible banding on photographs. For most use cases, PNG-24 is correct.

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Your images are processed entirely in your browser using WebAssembly. No files are ever uploaded to a server.

What's included

WebP to PNG with full transparency

Lossless PNG output

Supports both lossy and lossless WebP input