Convert WebP images to PNG files you can open and edit in any program. Transparency is kept, and every image is converted on your device.
WebP is an image format created by Google for the web. It supports both lossy and lossless compression, transparency and animation, and websites use it because the files are small and load quickly.
Outside the browser, support is less consistent. Some image editors, design tools, document programs and upload forms don't accept WebP, and saving an image from a website often gives you a .webp file you can't use where you need it.
PNG is a lossless format supported by practically every app. Converting to PNG keeps the image as the WebP file shows it, including transparent areas, so it's the safest choice when you want to edit the image or need transparency.
PNG files are usually larger than the WebP original, especially for photos. If you only need a small file to share and don't need transparency, JPG is often a better target.
Your browser already knows how to read WebP, so the converter uses it to decode each image and saves the pixels as a new PNG file. Nothing is uploaded, and conversion is fast even for large batches.
Answers to common questions about converting WebP images to PNG.