WEBP to JPG, PNG, etc converter ...

[webtrekker]

I'm putting this in here as I thought it may be of help for anyone needing to batch-convert a bunch of .webp images into another format.

I came across this issue after scraping a suppliers website for data of their pick & mix sweets which my daughter buys from them for her shop. I needed to download product names, descriptions, ingredients, dietary information and images of the products. Webscraping has saved me a TON of time as I can just have a cuppa or watch the telly while all the data is downloaded for me automatically! I then re-format it in a spreadsheet, save it as a .csv, and upload it to our ecommerce site (Ecwid).

Sounds great, but one issue I came across was that all of the suppliers product images were in .webp format and Ecwid won't accept .webp. So, I need some software to batch-convert all of the images to .jpg. After much searching around through trial versions and online versions that had limits on the number of conversions I finally found XnConvert, which does the job beautifully, very fast and, above all, FREE, with no limits. It's also cross-platform.

Anyone interested can find it here: https://www.xnview.com/en/xnconvert/

[StellaD]

Thanks for that.

You can also use EZGIF for online conversions for al sorts of images and videos https://ezgif.com/

[Mrteajunkie]

Most suppliers will give you descriptions and images if you ask for them.
its in their interest after all.

[neoprostiv]

I'm using Photoscape for years.

It's light, fast and easy to use.

[Max Rivera]

I'm using Photoscape for years.

It's light, fast and easy to use.

Nice to see some love for Photoscape! My main software is Photoshop, but Photoscape just manages to do somethings faster and easier. You can do a lot just with the free version, specially the batching tools

[Max Rivera]

And for simple conversions, nothing beats the price (free) and speed (fast!) od Format Factory. I use it mostly for video and audio, but it's also lighting fast for images