Why PNG instead of WebP?
You saved an image from a website and now your editor, an upload form or an older app refuses it โ WebP is great for the web and still awkward everywhere else. PNG opens absolutely everywhere, compresses without loss and keeps transparency, which makes it the safe choice for logos, stickers, screenshots and anything you plan to edit further.
The conversion runs on your browser's own decoder: if you can see the WebP, you can convert it โ pixel for pixel, with the alpha channel preserved. No upload, no queue, no file-per-day limits.
Frequently asked questions
Is the conversion really lossless?
PNG itself is lossless, so nothing is lost in this step. Note that lossy-compressed WebP already lost some detail when it was created โ PNG faithfully preserves what the WebP contains.
Does transparency survive?
Yes โ the alpha channel transfers to PNG completely.
Can I convert AVIF too?
Yes โ drop .avif files in, they convert the same way through the browser's built-in decoder.