WebP to PNG Converter

WebP still isn't supported everywhere. Outlook on Windows blocks WebP in emails, most email clients strip it, and some older image editors, RSS readers, and CMS platforms can't handle it. PNG works on basically everything.

Usually yes. PNG uses lossless compression, so files are typically larger than lossy WebP. A 200KB WebP photo might become 800KB+ as PNG. This is the trade-off for universal compatibility.

Yes. Both WebP and PNG support alpha transparency, so transparent areas are preserved exactly as they are in the original.

Yes, the PNG output contains the exact same pixels as the decoded WebP. No additional quality is lost during conversion. If the original WebP used lossy compression though, that quality loss is already baked in and can't be recovered.