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Convert to WebP

Convert image files in formats like .png, and .jpg to web-optimized .webp format by right-clicking on the files in MacOS Finder and selecting Quick Actions -> Convert to WebP.

Dependencies:

  • webp. Install with brew install webp using Homebrew. The workflow assumes that the cwebp binary is in /opt/homebrew/bin/cwebp location. ALso, the default output quality is seto 80 (which I think is fair).

Installation

  1. Download the ZIP archive of this repo from the Code dropdown on github.
  2. Unzip the file.
  3. Rename the folder Convert-To-WebP-Workflow-main to Convert-To-WebP.webflow. The icon will change to "..." circumscribed by a circle.
  4. Double click on the icon to install.

Dev note

I wrote this extension with the help of Claude 3.5 Sonnet. See my notes on X.

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