WebP to PNG.
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Turn WebP into lossless PNG that keeps transparency — right in your browser, with nothing sent to a server.

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Why convert WebP to PNG without a server round trip?

Converting WebP to PNG keeps the file lossless and preserves transparency — often because the destination app doesn't support WebP at all. NearIMG performs that lossless conversion locally, so a compatibility fix doesn't come with the side effect of a copy sitting on someone else's server.

How it works

  1. Drop in WebP files.
  2. Nothing to configure — the output is lossless PNG.
  3. Click Convert and download; transparency comes through intact.

The result is a pixel-exact, lossless copy of what the WebP decoded to, alpha channel included — the safest way to move an image out of WebP when the destination doesn't accept it. The trade-off is size: PNG's lossless compression can't match WebP's, so the file usually grows, sometimes substantially. That's the price of universal support, not a quality difference — nothing about the picture itself changes.

Does it keep transparency?

Yes — PNG supports an alpha channel, so transparent WebP areas stay transparent.

WebP or PNG — which is better?

WebP is usually smaller; PNG is more widely supported and always lossless.

Will the PNG be bigger than the WebP was?

Usually, yes — often by a lot. WebP compresses more aggressively than PNG can while staying lossless. The pixels are identical; only the encoding efficiency differs.

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