Convert WebP to PNG — a pixel-perfect copy, transparency intact

When an image is going back into an editing pipeline — Figma, Photoshop, a slide deck, an app-store listing — you want lossless, and that means PNG. Scalir converts WebP to PNG with every pixel and the full alpha channel preserved, entirely on your device. Designers can drop in a folder of exported assets and get back PNGs that behave exactly like the originals, minus the compatibility arguments.

Preconfigured for WebP → PNG at full size — tweak anything below.

Drop images here

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Choose files

JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, HEIC, GIF, TIFF, BMP · processed on your device, never uploaded

Max size (MB)

Target file size — we compress just enough to fit under this. Output format Auto keeps the original, switching to WebP only when it helps. Or force one format (AVIF is the smallest, but slower to encode).

Which format for which job?

PNG and WebP overlap — this is how to choose.

You are…	Use
Editing the image again (layers, retouching)	PNG — lossless survives repeated saves
Submitting to an app store or marketplace	PNG — the required format almost everywhere
Placing it in a document or slide deck	PNG — renders identically in every office suite
Serving it on a web page	WebP — same transparency, far fewer bytes
Archiving a master copy	PNG — pixel-exact, universally readable in 20 years

How the conversion works

Drop in WebP assetsLogos, stickers, UI exports, screenshots — anything with or without transparency.
Lossless re-encodePNG output is preset. The decode → encode round trip is exact: same pixels, same alpha, no quality dial involved.
Collect the PNGsIndividually, zipped, or written into a folder — drop them straight into your design tool.

Expect the PNG to be bigger — that is the deal

PNG guarantees a perfect copy of every pixel, and that guarantee costs bytes: the PNG will usually be larger than the WebP it came from. For editing, archiving and submitting that is exactly the right trade. If the file is ultimately heading back to a website, keep the WebP for serving and use the PNG as your working copy.

Frequently asked questions

Does WebP to PNG keep transparency?

Yes. PNG supports full alpha transparency and Scalir carries it across exactly — transparent logos, stickers and UI assets stay transparent, edge pixels included.

Is PNG bigger than WebP?

Usually, yes. PNG is a strictly lossless format and typically comes out larger than the WebP you started with — that is the cost of universal support and pixel-perfect fidelity.

When should I convert WebP to PNG?

Whenever a tool refuses WebP or you need a lossless working copy: image editors, document templates, app-store listings and stricter upload forms. PNG is the safest lossless format for compatibility.

Does converting WebP to PNG improve quality?

No — conversion cannot invent detail that was already compressed away. What PNG gives you is a guarantee that nothing further is lost, no matter how many times the file is opened and saved.