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/convert
Submit files to /convert, poll the job endpoint, then download outputs programmatically.
Animated, sequence, or multipage inputs need explicit frame/page handling.
Converting WebP to PNG decodes the WebP input and writes a PNG output for compatibility, sharing, editing, or delivery. PNG can preserve decoded pixels losslessly when encoder settings are correct. It cannot restore detail already lost in the source file. Animated, sequence, or multipage inputs need explicit frame/page handling; otherwise only a representative frame/page may be exported.
PNG is lossless for decoded pixels. File size depends heavily on image content: screenshots and graphics compress well, photos often do not.
Use PNG as the target when crisp edges or alpha transparency matter. Convert PNG to JPG, WebP, or AVIF when smaller files are more important than exact pixel preservation.
Known metadata support: Exif, XMP, ICC.
Universal support for static PNG; APNG support varies by software.
PNG can preserve decoded pixels losslessly when encoder settings are correct. It cannot restore detail already lost in the source file.
Transparency can usually be preserved when alpha output is enabled.
Metadata preservation depends on converter settings and target support. Strip GPS/camera metadata for privacy, but preserve ICC profiles when color accuracy matters.
Use PNG when its compatibility, compression, transparency, animation, or workflow behavior is a better fit than WebP for the final use case.
The important settings are output dimensions, quality/compression mode, metadata handling, color-profile preservation, and background color when alpha must be flattened.
Animated, sequence, or multipage inputs need explicit frame/page handling; otherwise only a representative frame/page may be exported.
The target format can preserve decoded pixels losslessly, subject to settings.
Metadata preservation depends on converter settings, privacy defaults, and target format support.
Google for Developers - official_vendor_doc
IETF - official_spec
MDN Web Docs - browser_documentation
W3C - official_spec
ExifTool - library_documentation