What is this WebP to PNG converter?
A free, browser-based tool that converts WebP images to PNG in batch. Upload one or many images, and download everything as a single ZIP — at the original resolution. All processing happens locally in your browser, so your images are never uploaded.
When a right-click download arrives as WebP
Save an image from a modern website and there is a good chance it lands on disk as .webp, because that is what the site served. The trouble starts one step later: older Photoshop releases, many desktop viewers and editors, Office documents, and a long tail of upload forms still refuse the extension. Converting the file to PNG turns it into the one raster format that effectively every application from the last two decades opens without complaint.
In office workflows the conversion is routine: the PNG pastes into decks and docs, clears CMS media libraries, and can be handed to a colleague without a follow-up question about how to open it.
The PNG grows, the pixels do not change
PNG is a lossless format, so this conversion writes out the decoded image exactly as the WebP displays it: no additional compression pass, no quality change in either direction. Expect the byte count to rise, though. PNG's compression is far less efficient than WebP's on photographic content, so growth of several times is normal for photos, less for flat graphics. If the WebP was lossy, its compression is already baked into the pixels; the PNG simply stops any further loss from happening downstream.
How to use it
- Upload one or more WebP images on the left (drag & drop or click).
- Press “Convert & download zip” to get every image as PNG.