Step-by-step instructions
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Use an online converter (no app needed)
Open Chrome on your Android. Go to formatdrop.com. Upload your WebP file. Select PNG as output format and download the result. The PNG file saves to your Downloads folder. Open the Files app to find it. This method preserves transparency and requires no installation.
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Use a converter app
Install Image Converter by Imink from the Play Store. Open the app, tap to select your WebP file, choose PNG as output, and tap Convert. The resulting PNG supports transparency. Check the output in your gallery app — transparent areas should show correctly.
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Verify transparency in the converted PNG
Open the PNG in an app that shows transparency. Google Photos shows a white background which may hide transparency. To verify, try placing the image in a document or graphic with a coloured background and see if it's transparent. Apps like Canva or Sketchbook show true transparency.
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Share or use the PNG
The converted PNG is now in your Downloads or Pictures folder. Share it via Gmail, WhatsApp, or any sharing option. PNG files are supported by virtually all apps on Android. Note: PNG files are typically larger than WebP, so messaging apps may compress them further.
Why convert WebP to PNG?
PNG's transparency support makes it essential for logos, stickers, and graphic assets. Converting downloaded WebP logos or icons to PNG lets you use them in documents, presentations, and design apps without unwanted white backgrounds.
Your files never leave your device
FormatDrop runs the conversion engine entirely inside your browser using WebAssembly. No file upload. No server. Nothing stored. You can verify this by opening DevTools → Network tab and watching: zero upload requests.
Frequently asked questions
Does Android support transparent PNG?
Why do I get a WebP file when saving images from Chrome on Android?
Can I convert WebP to PNG offline on Android?
No account. No upload. Works in any browser.