Turn WebP artwork into a lossless, editing-friendly PNG while preserving transparent pixels and original dimensions.
No server upload No signup Up to 25 MB per file
Up to 50 files and 250 MiB in total (1 MiB = 1,048,576 bytes). The per-file limit also applies. Large dimensions or limited device memory can cause a smaller job to fail.
Drag files here
You can select multiple files at once.
Choose filesWEBP · Up to 25 MB per file
Local browser processing — Source files are not sent to our server for conversion.
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How to convert WebP to PNG
The browser creates a lossless PNG copy of the decoded image.
Add WebP images to the file area.
Review their source dimensions.
Convert and verify transparent edges in the result preview.
Download each PNG or all files together.
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WebP and PNG explained
PNG is broadly supported by editors and keeps transparent pixels without additional lossy compression.
WebP image
WEBP
→
PNG image
PNG
A PNG can be substantially larger than a lossy WebP.
The output contains one still image; animation is not retained.
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When PNG fits the workflow
Choose PNG for editing, transparency or software compatibility.
Opening a WebP asset in a legacy editor.
Using a transparent cutout in slides or design software.
Creating a lossless intermediate file before further editing.
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Exact decoded pixels, potentially larger files
PNG avoids another lossy pass, but it cannot restore detail absent from the WebP.
Use PNG only when its editing or transparency benefits are needed.
Keep WebP for web delivery when it is already visually clean.
Local lossless export
Your image is decoded and exported inside the browser.
No source or result is retained by JUUD File Tools.
Temporary previews are released when removed or when the tab closes.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Does PNG preserve WebP transparency?
Yes, including semi-transparent edge pixels.
Why is the PNG much larger?
PNG is lossless and often less space-efficient for photographic content.
Can I export every animation frame?
No. This tool creates a still PNG from the frame the browser decodes; animation-frame extraction is not supported.