Convert WebP to PNG With Transparency

Grab a logo, an icon, or a cutout visual saved as WebP and turn it into a PNG that keeps its transparent background, ready to use in your presentations, mockups, and design software.

  • Transparency preserved
  • Lossless
  • Batch conversion
  • 100% private
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PNG: no quality loss, transparency preserved. File often heavier than a JPG.

Drag and drop your files here

WebP images (or JPG, GIF, AVIF…) — several at once, or Ctrl+V

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100% private — Everything is processed directly in your browser: your files, voice, and image are never sent to Chatzam's servers.

How to convert a WebP to PNG?

  1. Upload your WebP files

    Drag your .webp files into the area, a single one or several at once.

  2. Keep PNG as output

    PNG is preselected as the format: your images' transparency is kept exactly as it is.

  3. Download

    Save each PNG, or get all the images in a ZIP.

The right format for your visuals

Transparent background preserved

The transparent and semi-transparent areas of the WebP stay intact in the PNG.

Lossless

PNG reproduces the decoded image pixel for pixel, with no new destructive compression.

Compatible with design software

PowerPoint, Word, Canva, older editing or design tools: PNG is accepted everywhere.

Local conversion

Your files stay on your device; the conversion happens in the browser.

WebP to PNG or JPG: which should you choose?

Choose PNG whenever the image contains transparency or sharp edges: a logo, an icon, an interface screenshot, an illustration, a sticker. JPG, on the other hand, fills the transparent background with white and mainly suits photos, for a lightweight file. For that second case, use the “WebP to JPG” tool.

Reuse a logo or illustration found online

Websites often publish their visuals in WebP. To include them in a presentation, a document, or a design project, most tools prefer PNG, which has always supported transparency. Convert the file here, then place it on any background with no white rectangle around it. Remember to check that you have the right to reuse the image.

Heavier, but with no compromise

A PNG is usually heavier than the original WebP, since it doesn't use lossy compression. If file size matters more than transparency, keep the WebP or use “Compress Image” instead. You can also add other formats (JPG, GIF, BMP, AVIF depending on your browser) to convert them in the same batch.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is transparency preserved in PNG?

Yes. PNG supports transparency: the transparent areas of your WebP stay transparent in the converted file.

Why is the PNG heavier than the WebP?

WebP uses very efficient compression, often lossy, while PNG stores the image losslessly. The file is bigger, but faithful down to the pixel.

Can I convert several WebP files to PNG at once?

Yes, drop all your images at the same time and download the PNGs in a single ZIP archive.

Is it free and with no sign-up?

Yes, completely free, with no account, no watermark, and no limit on the number of images other than your device's memory.

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