FileConverters

FileConverters

Convert, compress, and resize images — and build PDFs — without your files ever leaving your browser. There is no upload step to wait for and no server that sees your images: every tool here is JavaScript running on your own device, every output is re-decoded and verified before you download it, and every size claim is a real byte count, not a marketing percentage.

WebP to PNG Converter

The file Chrome saved as .webp, turned into a PNG everything accepts — transparency preserved, EXIF-rotated photos upright. For the full guide and FAQ, see the dedicated WebP to PNG page.

Convert WebP files to PNG

Drop one or many .webp files. Each PNG is verified by re-decoding before its download button appears.

or drag and drop .webp files here

    All tools

    Nine focused tools, each with its own page, worked examples, and honest caveats — what each conversion gains, what it gives up, and when to pick a different one.

    Convert Images

    WebP to PNG

    Convert WebP images to lossless PNG in your browser — transparency preserved, nothing uploaded.

    WebP to JPG

    Convert WebP images to widely compatible JPG, with quality control and background choice for transparency.

    PNG to JPG

    Flatten PNG images to smaller JPG files — you choose the background color that replaces transparency.

    JPG to PNG

    Repackage JPG photos as lossless PNG for editing pipelines and tools that require PNG input.

    PNG to WebP

    Convert PNG images to lossy WebP with transparency intact — usually a large size reduction.

    JPG to WebP

    Re-encode JPG photos as WebP for smaller web delivery, with a quality slider and honest size reporting.

    Optimize

    Image Compressor

    Compress JPG and WebP by quality or to a target file size — actual before/after bytes, no fake percentages.

    Image Resizer

    Resize images by fit, exact dimensions, or percentage — aspect-ratio math done for you, format preserved.

    Documents

    Image to PDF

    Combine images into a single PDF — page size from the image, A4, or Letter, built entirely in your browser.

    Private by architecture, not by promise

    "We don't upload your files" is easy to say; this site is built so you can check it. The pages are static, there is no upload endpoint, and the site's security policy blocks the browser from sending data to any other origin — open your browser's network inspector while converting and watch nothing happen. Re-encoding also strips image metadata (EXIF, including GPS location) from outputs. The methodology page documents the whole pipeline, and the about page explains why the tools work this way.

    • No uploads — verifiable in DevTools
    • Outputs verified by re-decoding
    • Real byte counts, no fake percentages
    • No account, no install