FixThatFile runs in your browser · nothing uploads

WebP → PNG.

Logos, stickers, UI screenshots and anything with transparency — converted losslessly to PNG on your device. Your browser already knows how to read WebP (it displayed the image to you); we just save it back out in a format your other apps accept.

Drop WebP files anywhere — or click to choose
transparency preserved · lossless PNG encode · unlimited batch · nothing uploads

PNG vs JPG for your WebP

Choose PNG (this page) when the image has transparent areas or sharp graphics — the encode is lossless and transparency survives. Choose JPG for photographs — far smaller files, no transparency. Both conversions run entirely in your browser because WebP decoding is built into it.

FAQ

Animated WebP?

You get the first frame as a PNG. Animated conversions (WebP→GIF/MP4) are on the workbench.

Any quality loss?

None in the PNG encode — it's lossless. Whatever quality the WebP had is exactly what the PNG keeps.

Why did I even get a .webp file?

Sites serve WebP because it's smaller and faster to load; right-click-saving hands you whatever the site served. Browsers open it; plenty of apps and upload forms still don't — hence this page.