You could always use an online tool riddled with ads and risk a security incident, OR use imageMagick, which is a legendary tool going way back.
Its surprisngly easy to run a single command to do it for you reliably.
Download
Mac / Linus:
brew install imagemagick
Convert .webp to .png
Open a terminal in the directory where the image is and run:
convert current_name.webp new_name.png

current_name.webp

new_name.png
You can also do: (.webp / .png / .jpg)
Resize
Create a new image to be 150x150px
convert -resize 150x150 “name with spaces.png” scaled_image.png


scaled_image.png
name with spaces.png
Create a new image at half the size
convert -resize 50% existing_file.png new_file.png


new_file.png
existing_file.png