#CONVERT WEBP TO JPG COMMAND LINE HOW TO#
RELATED: How to Edit Your System PATH for Easy Command Line Access in WindowsĪfter the tool converts and saves the image, you can navigate to the output file’s location, and open it with any program you want.
This makes it so you don’t have to be in the same directory as the executables when you want to run them from the command line from any folder. Tip: If you plan on using this tool often, then you might want to consider adding the encoder, decoder, and viewer executables to your system’s path, for easier access down the road.
#CONVERT WEBP TO JPG COMMAND LINE FULL#
The full documentation can is on the Google WEBP website.Īlthough there isn’t an option to convert into JPEG, if you want to convert an image into JPEG, all you have to do is put “.jpeg” at the end of the output file when you use the -o switch. We used PNG in this example, but it can output into TIFF, BMP, and a few other when using other switches. Notice how we specified the file extension for the output image? The decoder converts images into other formats, so we need to be specific. The syntax for the command looks something like this:Ĭ:\Path\To\dwebp.exe inputFile.webp -o outputFile For this guide, we’ll be using the dwebp.exe command to decode (convert) a WEBP image.
If you look in the “bin” folder, you may notice a few files with the.
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