A few days ago, I stumbled upon a Facebook post filled with comments lamenting the perceived limitations of whippy format images. Many believed these images were virtually useless because they appeared unusable upon download, often requiring the use of screenshots for practical use. However, it’s important to clarify that this is not the case. You can effortlessly convert whippy images into more widely-used formats like JPG or PNG.
Avoid the hassle of online converters with excessive ads, limitations on conversions, and sometimes slow performance due to server usage or website traffic. Moreover, online converters necessitate an internet connection, which might not always be convenient. Instead, we’ll show you how to convert webp images to JPG or PNG using a free and powerful photo editing software called GIMP.
First, you’ll need to download GIMP from its official website, gimp.org. It’s compatible with Windows, Linux, and Mac OS. GIMP is an excellent photo editing tool and stands as one of the best free alternatives to Adobe Photoshop.
After installing GIMP, open the webp image you wish to convert. If GIMP is newly installed, the image might appear as an unknown file on your device.
In the export dialog that appears:
Congratulations! Your webp image has been successfully converted to PNG (or JPG if you chose that format). It’s now ready for you to open, view, and use as needed. This process is quick, efficient, and eliminates the need for online converters with their inherent drawbacks.
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