How to convert WebP to PNG, one file or a batch
Save a downloaded image as PNG for an upload form, an editor, or a handoff that requires it. Conversion starts when you add your files. If an upload form specifies pixel dimensions, use the image size finder to check your image’s width and height against those requirements.
Batch convert WebP to PNG without downloading each file separately
Choose your WebP files
Drag files into the tool or select them from your device. Add up to 10 images per batch, with a limit of 10 MB and 40 megapixels per image.
Check the results in the file list
Each row shows the image dimensions and the WebP and PNG file sizes once conversion finishes. If a file fails, check its error message. Use Retry for a failed PNG export, or remove the file and choose another.
Download a PNG or a ZIP of the converted files
Use the PNG button beside a file for an individual download. For multiple images, choose Download converted PNGs as ZIP, then extract the archive. Output filenames are simplified from the source names; duplicate names in the ZIP get a numbered suffix.
For example, two files named logo.webp become logo.png and logo-2.png in the ZIP. Before you finish, check any failed files and retry their conversion so you do not miss an image you need.
Keep transparent backgrounds on logos, icons, and stickers
For a logo going onto a colored slide, place the downloaded PNG over the slide’s background in your editor. For a sticker with soft edges, try both a light and a dark background to inspect partly transparent pixels around the outline. Google’s WebP documentation explains that both lossless and lossy WebP support transparency.
Seeing a white or black rectangle? Check the source WebP against the same backgrounds to see whether it already contains a solid background. If the PNG is transparent in your editor but looks solid after pasting elsewhere, check how the destination app handles transparency.
Know what your PNG will contain
The output keeps the original pixel dimensions. If an upload form limits file size, compare the PNG size in the file list with that limit before downloading. A PNG can be larger than its source WebP even though its width and height stay the same.
Animated WebP files become a single still PNG. Animation is not preserved. The browser uses the animation’s default image, or its first frame if no default image is defined, following the Canvas rules for animated images. Use a dedicated animation tool if you need to choose a frame, export every frame, or create an animated PNG (APNG).
If your destination accepts JPG and you do not need a transparent background, try the WebP to JPG converter. JPG does not support transparency, so transparent areas become a solid background.