What this does
Converts WebP images into PNG — the format that opens in everything from Paint to Photoshop 7. Conversion is lossless from WebP's decoded pixels and runs entirely on your device.
Why can't some apps open WebP files?
WebP is a web format first: browsers adopted it years before desktop
software did. Images saved from websites often arrive as
.webp, and then an older photo editor, an office suite, a
print shop, or an upload form rejects them. Converting to PNG sidesteps
every one of those compatibility gaps without losing any visible quality.
Why PNG instead of JPG for this?
PNG is the safer default: it's lossless, so nothing is re-compressed, and it preserves transparency — many WebP files (logos, stickers, product cutouts) have transparent backgrounds that JPG would flatten. If you know the image is a photograph and you'd rather have a small file, use the WebP to JPG converter instead.
How do I save an image from a website as PNG directly?
Often you can't — the site serves WebP, and "Save image as" gives you
whatever was served. Rather than browser-extension workarounds, the
reliable path is: save the .webp, drop it here, download the
PNG. Up to 20 files at a time.
Does this work with animated WebP?
Only the first frame — PNG is a still-image format, and the canvas decoder reads a single frame. Animated WebP → video or GIF is a different job this tool doesn't attempt.
Is my data private?
Yes. Your browser decodes the WebP and encodes the PNG locally. Nothing is uploaded, ever — the page works offline once loaded.