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Convert images (PNG, JPG, etc.) to WebP format. Use when saving screenshots or images for web projects, Hugo sites, or any context where WebP is preferred.
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| name | convert-to-webp |
| description | Convert images (PNG, JPG, etc.) to WebP format. Use when saving screenshots or images for web projects, Hugo sites, or any context where WebP is preferred. |
| license | MIT |
Convert one or more images to WebP format.
Arguments: one or more file paths, optionally followed by --dest <directory> and/or --quality <number>.
Examples:
/convert-to-webp /tmp/screenshot.png/convert-to-webp /tmp/a.png /tmp/b.jpg --dest /path/to/site/static/images/convert-to-webp /tmp/photo.jpg --quality 90First, check which tool is available (run once per session):
cwebp -- best quality control. Install via brew install webpsips -- built into macOS (Monterey+), no install needed. No quality flag for WebP output.Pick whichever is available. Prefer cwebp if both exist.
For each input file:
.webp--dest is provided, output to that directory with the same filename but .webp extension.webp extensioncwebp -q <quality> <input> -o <output> (default quality: 85)sips -s format webp <input> --out <output>This skill drives two interchangeable command-line tools and bundles neither:
cwebp — part of Google's libwebp (© Google, BSD-3-Clause), installed separately via brew install webp.sips — Apple's Scriptable Image Processing System, built into macOS.The skill documents the conversion workflow; it is not affiliated with or endorsed by Google or Apple. The MIT license covers this skill's content, not the wrapped tools.