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WebP to PNG

Downloaded a logo or icon from a website and it's a .webp file your program won't open? Convert WebP to PNG to get a format almost every program knows, with the transparent background still transparent.

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A typical case: you're making slides or a document and need a company logo or an icon from a website. After saving it you have a WebP that an older program won't open, and a JPG would leave a white box around the logo. PNG is the right format for graphics like that, keeping both transparency and crisp text edges. Drop the files here and get PNGs in a moment. A quick comparison further down shows when JPG is the better pick.

How to convert WebP to PNG

  1. 1

    Add your WebP images

    Drag .webp files onto the page or choose them with the button, a whole icon set at once if you like.

  2. 2

    Check the list

    Each file shows its size. Remove any image you don't want to convert by clicking its cross.

  3. 3

    Start the conversion

    PNG is lossless, so there's no quality or background to set. Click Convert WebP to PNG.

  4. 4

    Download the PNG files

    One image downloads directly, several in one ZIP. Transparent areas stay transparent.

PNG for logos, JPG for photos

Save logos, icons, diagrams and screenshots with text as PNG. For a photo from a website, such as a gallery or shop image, use the WebP to JPG page instead, since a PNG of a photo would be needlessly large.

A logo from a website for slides or a document

Logos and icons on websites are often WebP files with a transparent background. Convert them to PNG and the transparency stays, so you can place the logo on a colored slide or in a document header without a white box around it.

If a program won't open the WebP file, PNG is the safest choice, since practically every word processor, presentation app and image editor knows it. Canva accepts WebP directly, so you won't need to convert for it.

WebP to PNG or to JPG?

PNG stores the image without loss and keeps transparency, so it suits logos, icons, diagrams and screenshots with text. For photos, though, it makes needlessly large files.

JPG is smaller for photos and almost every form accepts it, but it has no transparency and fills transparent areas with a color. So convert photos from websites on the WebP to JPG page, and logos and graphics here.

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FAQ

Does WebP to PNG keep transparency?

Yes. PNG supports transparency, so everything transparent in the WebP stays transparent in the PNG, including soft semi-transparent edges and shadows. If the image had no transparent background to begin with, converting won't create one.

Why can I see a WebP in the browser but not open it in my program?

Modern browsers support WebP because it's a format made for the web, but some older viewers and image editors don't know it. After converting to PNG, you can open the image practically anywhere without installing add-ons.

When should I convert WebP to JPG instead?

When it's a photo and you need a small file for email, a form or a listing. For photos, JPG is much smaller than PNG and nearly every site accepts it. It doesn't keep transparency, though, so it's not the right choice for logos.

Why is the PNG bigger than the WebP?

WebP images on websites are usually saved lossy, without tiny details the eye won't notice. PNG stores every pixel exactly, so it tends to be bigger, especially for photos. For logos and icons with few colors, the difference is usually smaller.

Is WebP to PNG conversion lossless?

Yes, PNG adds no compression loss. Images over 16 MP or with a side over 16,383 px are scaled down, though, and an animated WebP keeps only its first frame. If the image on the website was small or blurry, the PNG will be the same, so for a sharp logo look for a bigger version.

Can I convert a whole icon set at once?

Yes. Drop all the WebP files on the page at once, an icon set for a presentation for example. Each one is saved as a separate PNG and you download them all in one ZIP.

Does WebP to PNG cost anything, and where do my files go?

It costs nothing, needs no sign-up or installation, and adds no watermark to the PNG. Your files don't go anywhere: the conversion runs in your browser tab and the result downloads straight to your device.