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WebPPNG

WebP to PNG Converter

Turn WebP images into lossless PNG files, with transparent backgrounds kept exactly as they are.

or drop files here · WebP up to 50 MB

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Convert WebP to PNG when you need an image you can edit freely, with its transparent background intact. Logos, stickers, icons and product cutouts saved from websites often arrive as .webp files, and many design tools or slide apps do not handle them well.

PNG is lossless and supported almost everywhere. FileKiwi does the conversion inside your browser, so your images stay private.

How to use WebP to PNG

Select WebP images

Drop your .webp files onto the converter, or tap to browse. You can add several at once.

Convert to PNG

FileKiwi decodes each image in your browser and saves it as PNG. Transparent areas stay transparent.

Download

Save single PNG files, or download every converted image together in one ZIP.

Why use FileKiwi for this

Transparency kept

Clear backgrounds survive the conversion, so logos and cutouts drop neatly onto any color or photo.

Lossless output

PNG stores every pixel exactly, so nothing more is lost when you save from here on.

Private and local

No upload to a server. The WebP files are converted on your own device.

Free with no catch

No account, no watermark and nothing to install. Just open the page and convert.

Why convert WebP to PNG instead of JPG?

Both formats open everywhere, but they suit different images. The right pick depends on what is in the picture and where it will be used next.

PNGJPG
TransparencyYesNo, filled with white
CompressionLosslessLossy
Best forLogos, icons, screenshots, graphicsPhotos
File sizeLargerSmaller

If your WebP is a plain photo with no transparency, WebP to JPG gives you a smaller file.

Good uses for the PNG files

  • Placing a brand logo in PowerPoint, Keynote or Google Slides
  • Editing a graphic in an older version of an image editor that lacks WebP support
  • Uploading stickers or product cutouts to tools that ask for PNG
  • Keeping a clean master copy before you crop, annotate or resize

After converting, you can trim the edges with Crop Image. If the PNG feels too heavy for a web page, Compress PNG can shrink it.

Things to know before you start

PNG files are often several times larger than the original WebP, especially for photos. That is normal, because PNG does not throw away any detail.

Converting cannot add detail that was not in the WebP. If the original was blurry or heavily compressed, the PNG will look the same.

Animated WebP files become a single PNG of the first frame. Each file can be up to 50 MB.

How do you know if a WebP has transparency? Open it in your browser on a dark page or a checkered preview. If the background shows through around the object, the PNG will keep that clear area. If you see a solid white or colored box, the image never had transparency, and the PNG will look the same.

Want a transparent background on a photo that never had one? Use Remove Background, which detects the subject and saves a transparent PNG for you.

WebP to PNG: frequently asked questions

Does WebP to PNG keep the transparent background?

Yes. PNG supports full transparency, so any see through areas in your WebP image remain transparent in the PNG. This makes it the right choice for logos, icons and cutout product photos.

Why is my PNG bigger than the WebP file?

WebP is designed to be compact, while PNG stores every pixel without loss. The image looks the same, but the PNG needs more space. Use a JPG instead if size matters more than transparency.

Are my images uploaded?

No. FileKiwi converts WebP to PNG inside your browser. The files stay on your device during the whole process, and nothing is stored on our side.

Can I use this on my phone?

Yes. Open FileKiwi in Safari, Chrome or any modern mobile browser, pick WebP images from your gallery or downloads, and save the PNG files back to your phone.

Does the PNG improve image quality?

No. Converting keeps the quality you already have but cannot restore detail that was lost when the WebP was made. The PNG will look exactly like the WebP on screen.