Convert WebP images to PNG for software that will not open WebP. Runs in your browser, keeps transparency, uploads nothing.
Drop a WebP file here
It stays on your device — the conversion runs in this page, with no upload.
Most people reach for this conversion because something refuses to open a WebP: an older photo editor, a print shop, a company template, an operating system a few versions behind. PNG is the safe answer because every browser is required to support it and virtually every desktop application reads it. Transparency survives, since both formats have an alpha channel.
canvas.toBlob(callback, "image/png")
PNG is lossless, so no quality setting appears here: the encoder keeps every pixel it is given. Note that lossless refers to this step only — detail already discarded when the WebP was made lossy does not come back.
Source: MDN image file type guide — PNG is image/png with extension .png, lossless, supports alpha
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Opens your mail app with the page and tool already filled in.
Convert PNG images to WebP without losing transparency. Everything runs in your browser, so nothing is uploaded and nothing is stored.
Convert JPG to PNG in your browser. Useful before editing, because every later save is lossless — though it cannot restore what JPEG already discarded.