Ire Aderinokun • 11/21/2018

Why and how to use WebP images today

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This article explains the WebP image format, highlighting its advantages like smaller file sizes, support for lossy/lossless compression, transparency, and animation. It provides practical methods to convert images to WebP using online tools, command line (cwebp), Node.js (imagemin), and Sketch. Finally, it details how to implement WebP on the web with fallback support using the HTML5 <picture> element for browser compatibility.

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