Does WebP to PNG keep transparency?
Yes. The alpha channel is carried over exactly, so transparent and semi-transparent areas stay transparent. That is the main reason to choose PNG over JPG for a WebP with a cut-out or logo.
Convert a WebP image to PNG and keep its transparency. An animated WebP becomes a single still frame.
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Decodes a WebP and saves it as a PNG at the same pixel size, keeping the alpha channel exactly: a transparent test WebP came out with its corner pixel still fully transparent. PNG is lossless but bigger, and a 559 KB test photo became a 3.64 MB PNG.
The conversion runs in your browser, so the WebP is not uploaded.
The PNG can't be better than the WebP: if the WebP was lossy, its artifacts carry into the PNG, which then stores them without further loss.
Select a .webp file, with or without transparency.
The WebP is decoded and saved as a PNG at the same pixel size, with the alpha channel kept.
Check the PNG against the original.
Save the file. It is named like image_converted_codittools.png.
Some editors can't import WebP. A PNG keeps the transparent background and opens almost anywhere.
Edit and re-save the PNG without adding more lossy compression on each save.
Source
icon.webp - 200×120, 1.6 KB, transparent backgroundResult
icon_converted_codittools.png - 200×120, 5.4 KB, still transparentThe alpha channel is kept; the file is larger because PNG is lossless.
Source
photo.webp - 1440×960, 559 KBResult
photo_converted_codittools.png - 1440×960, 3.64 MBAbout 6.5 times larger. A single test photo, so read the ratio as an example.
PNG stores photographs far less compactly than WebP. Use WebP to JPG if size matters and transparency doesn't.
An animated WebP comes out as a still PNG showing its first frame; there is no animated PNG output.
The PNG has the same pixel size as the WebP.
PNG keeps transparency exactly, and the file gets much larger. These answers deal with alpha, file size, animated WebP and converting many WebP files.
Yes. The alpha channel is carried over exactly, so transparent and semi-transparent areas stay transparent. That is the main reason to choose PNG over JPG for a WebP with a cut-out or logo.
PNG uses lossless compression, which is much less compact than WebP's, especially for photographs. A 559 KB test photo became a 3.64 MB PNG. For a smaller file without transparency, use WebP to JPG.
You get a still PNG of the first frame. The motion is not kept, because this converter does not create animated PNG files.
Not on this page, which does a single file per run. The Bulk Image Converter takes many WebP files and returns PNGs in one ZIP, with transparency kept.
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