You saved an image from a website and it came down as .webp — and now Photoshop won't open it, the printer rejects it, or an upload form says "unsupported format". WebP is great for the web but still trips up older software. Converting WebP to PNG gives you a universally accepted, lossless image.

Quick answer

Open the image tool, drop the WebP, pick PNG, download. Two seconds, nothing uploaded.

Step-by-step

Go to getconvertify.me/image.
Drop your .webp file onto the zone.
Select PNG in the format dropdown.
Click Convert, then Download.

Why PNG instead of WebP?

Universal support — every editor, OS, and upload form accepts PNG.
Lossless — no extra quality loss converting from a WebP that was already saved.
Transparency preserved — alpha channels carry over cleanly.
Editing — design tools and screenshot workflows expect PNG.

Is converting WebP to PNG lossless?

The PNG output is lossless. Note that if the original WebP was saved with lossy compression, that earlier loss is already baked in — converting to PNG won't add new artifacts, but it also can't recover detail the WebP discarded. For screenshots and graphics saved as lossless WebP, the result is pixel-perfect.

Private by design

The conversion uses ImageMagick compiled to WebAssembly, running entirely in your browser. The image is never uploaded. No account, no watermark, no tracking.

Batch and other formats

Need the reverse, or another target? The same tool also does PNG → WebP, HEIC → JPG, AVIF, JPG, GIF, BMP, TIFF and 30+ formats. Drop multiple files to convert them together (Pro).

Common questions

Will transparency be kept? Yes, PNG supports alpha and Convertify preserves it.

Is there a size limit? No server limit — only your device memory.

Does it work on phone? Yes. On mobile the PNG saves via the share sheet to Files or Photos.

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