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The .webp image format is applied by Google Chrome to make images load faster.
The problem is they can not be used for many purposes, so I show how to convert this image format to .jpg or .png.
You can also download the Chrome Extension called 'Save Image As Type' to save the Image in the ,jpg or .png format.
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In the video titled "How to Convert a .webp Image File to .jpg or .png - CFDS," the presenter addresses the common issue of converting .webp image files to .jpg or .png formats. The presenter explains several methods to achieve this conversion in detail:
The problem arises when trying to save an image with the .webp extension, a compression format used by Chrome to load images faster on webpages.
Different browsers like Safari, Firefox, Internet Explorer, and Opera don't use the .webp extension, so users can avoid the issue by using these browsers.
The presenter demonstrates using a website called "Easy Gif" to convert .webp images to .jpeg format. This involves uploading the .webp image file to the website and selecting the conversion option.
Another method involves using a Chrome extension called "Save Image As Type," which enables the user to save a .webp image as a .jpeg directly.
The presenter also mentions using the browser's built-in developer tools, particularly the inspector tool, to locate and access images in web pages.
To demonstrate this, the presenter accesses the inspector tool to locate a background image within the HTML header.
The video showcases the steps to convert the .webp image to .jpeg using "Easy Gif." Users can either drag and drop the image file or provide its URL for conversion.
Additionally, the presenter mentions that "Easy Gif" offers more functionalities, such as creating GIFs and editing images.
A third method involves using the "Save Image As Type" Chrome extension, which allows users to right-click on a .webp image and choose the "Save as jpeg" option to directly save it in the .jpeg format.
