Drop a .webp and it is re-encoded as a lossless PNG on your device — transparency intact, nothing uploaded.
Drop a .webp and it is re-encoded as a lossless PNG on your device — transparency intact, nothing uploaded.
Convert WebP images to PNG in your browser — the right choice when the WebP has transparency to preserve, or when it's headed into an editor or workflow that doesn't accept WebP. PNG is lossless and supported by everything. The conversion runs on your device: no upload, no account, no size cap beyond your browser's memory. Drop the file, download the PNG, done.
How it works
Drag a .webp file onto the page. It opens in the GhostImage studio with Convert → PNG pre-selected.
The WebP is decoded and re-encoded as a lossless PNG — transparency included — in your browser.
Save it, or keep chaining: crop, resize, or strip metadata in the same tab.
No — the conversion is done by your browser, on your device.
Yes — PNG supports full alpha transparency, so transparent WebP areas convert intact. (That's the main reason to pick PNG over JPG here.)
The PNG encoding is lossless — it captures the decoded WebP pixels exactly, and never degrades with re-saving.
WebP's compression is simply better. PNG trades size for universal compatibility and losslessness.
Only the first frame is converted — PNG is a still-image format.
Every GhostImage tool runs entirely in your browser. Your file is never uploaded — there's no upload endpoint to send it to.