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In Safari, go to PNGToolbox. The page works on the smallest screens.
iPhone guide
Received a .webp file in Messages or Mail that a form, shop, or older website won't accept? Open PNGToolbox in Safari, convert it — to PNG or JPG, single or batch — and save it wherever you need. No app store, no account, no upload.
On your iPhone
In Safari, go to PNGToolbox. The page works on the smallest screens.
Tap the drop zone and pick files from Files, Photos, or wherever the WebP is saved — several at once works fine.
PNG is the default output — lossless and transparency-safe. Switch to JPG with the quality slider when you need smaller files.
Download each file, or grab the whole batch as a ZIP. Tap the download in Safari's downloads to move it to Files or share it to Photos.
Why this beats a converter app
Questions
Modern versions of Safari on iPhone and iPad decode WebP images — photos and downloads open fine. The limitation is exporting or uploading PNG/JPG versions, which is exactly what this converter handles.
Downloads land in Safari's Downloads folder or the Files app, depending on your browser settings. The ZIP download keeps an entire batch in one place; individual PNGs can be shared to Photos or any app from the share sheet.
No installation, no permissions, no account, and your images are processed on your own device — nothing is uploaded to a conversion server.
Yes. Set an optional output width and height before converting, and keep the ratio lock on to avoid stretching.
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