Free, open-source toolFree WebP to PNG Converter. One image or a whole folder.

Add your WebP images to the converter on this page. PNG is already selected, so each image converts as soon as you add it. Then download each PNG, or download all of them as one ZIP.

Yes. You need no account, and there is no limit on the number of images, because your own computer does the work. The PNG files have no watermark.

No. The converter runs libvips, an open-source image library, in your browser with WebAssembly. Your images never leave your device.

Yes. PNG stores transparency, so a transparent WebP stays transparent in the PNG.

No. PNG is lossless, so the PNG keeps every pixel of the WebP, but it cannot bring back detail that a lossy WebP already lost. It looks the same as the WebP.

WebP compresses images much more than PNG does. In our test, a lossy WebP photo became a PNG 11 to 15 times larger. The table shows the change in size for each file. For a smaller file that most apps open, choose JPEG.

The PNG has the first frame only, because a PNG holds one still image.

Some apps and sites do not open WebP, such as older image editors, some print services, and some upload forms. Almost every app opens PNG. PNG is also a good format to edit, because each save keeps every pixel.

Yes. Choose JPEG in the format list before you add the images. A JPG is smaller than a PNG, but it has no transparency.

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Yes. The source code is on GitHub at ducan-ne/image-converter, under the MIT license. You can read how it works, report a problem, or run it yourself.