Nettbasert WEBP til WBMP konverterer

Konverter WEBP-filen din til WBMP-format i 3 enkle trinn.

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Convert WEBP to WBMP Online — Free & Fast

PNG is the gold standard for lossless web graphics, and converting WebP to PNG gives you a format every image editor, design tool, and application can open without plugins. While WebP is optimized for web delivery, PNG is what designers reach for when editing, compositing, or archiving images with transparency. PNG's lossless compression guarantees no quality loss, making it the ideal working file format in professional design workflows.

Why Convert WEBP to WBMP?

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Design editing

Photoshop, Affinity Photo, Figma, and GIMP all open PNG natively for editing and compositing.

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Alpha transparency

PNG's alpha channel preserves full 256-level transparency — essential for layered design work.

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Compatibility

Every OS, browser, viewer, and editor supports PNG without plugins or format conversion tools.

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Archiving

PNG's lossless compression makes it the right archive format when quality cannot be compromised.

Hvordan konvertere WEBP til WBMP?

Last opp WEBP-filen din

Klikk på "Velg fil" eller dra WEBP-bildet ditt til opplastingsområdet.

Velg WBMP som utdataformat

Velg "WBMP" som ønsket utdataformat.

Konverter filen

Klikk "Konverter nå" for å starte konverteringen av WEBP til WBMP.

Last ned WBMP-filen

Når konverteringen er fullført, last ned den konverterte WBMP-filen.

WEBP

File extension.webp
DescriptionWebP provides superior lossless and lossy compression for images on the web. WebP images are typically 25-34% smaller than comparable JPEG or PNG files.
Associated programsGoogle Chrome, Firefox, Adobe Photoshop (with plugin), GIMP
Developed byGoogle
MIME typeimage/webp

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Pro tip: If the original WebP was lossy, converting to PNG preserves that quality level without further loss — but it won't restore what was discarded in the original encoding.