Why convert WebP to PNG rather than JPG?

Because PNG keeps transparency. JPG has no alpha channel, so a transparent background would be flattened onto white.

Is converting WebP to PNG lossless?

The PNG stores the decoded image exactly, but it cannot recover detail a lossy WebP already discarded.

Why is the PNG larger than the WebP?

PNG is lossless and stores every pixel exactly, so files are commonly several times larger than the WebP original.

Convert WebP to PNG

Use this one when the image has a transparent background — a logo, an icon, a cut-out product shot. PNG keeps the transparency; converting to JPG would flatten it onto white and you'd lose it permanently.

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Transparency preserved. Free, batch-capable, nothing uploaded.

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How to convert

Open the converter — output is preset to PNG.
Drop in your .webp files, or a folder of them.
Export.

PNG or JPG?

Your WebP is…	Convert to
A logo or icon with a transparent background	PNG
A cut-out product shot	PNG
A screenshot or anything with text	PNG
An ordinary photograph	JPG — far smaller

If there's no transparency and it's a photograph, PNG just makes the file several times bigger for no benefit.

Common questions

Will the transparency definitely survive?

Yes. Both WebP and PNG carry a full alpha channel, so a transparent background comes through untouched. This is the whole reason to pick PNG here.

Is this lossless?

The PNG records the decoded image exactly. But if the source WebP was lossy, detail it already discarded can't come back — no format can undo that.

Why is my PNG so much bigger?

Because it's lossless. Storing every pixel exactly takes a lot more room than approximating them, which is the trade you're making for transparency and fidelity.