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Convert WebP → PNG
WebP is what most websites now serve, so images saved from a browser often land on your disk in this format — and then get rejected by forms that have not caught up. PNG is lossless and keeps transparency intact. It is the right output for logos, screenshots and anything with sharp edges or flat color, but a poor one for photographs, where files grow several times larger for no visible benefit.
Drop an image hereor click to choose · nothing is uploaded
Other presets
Same tool, a different requirement.
- JPG → PNGLossless copy, no further degradation
- JPG → WebPSame quality, 25–35% smaller
- PNG → JPGShrink screenshots and exports
- PNG → WebPSmaller, transparency preserved
- WebP → JPGFor forms that reject WebP
- AVIF → JPGOpen AVIF in older software
- AVIF → PNGLossless unpack
- AVIF → WebPWidely supported, still small