Is there a simple way, via website service or whatever else, to turn a whole bunch of .wepbs into .jpgs?I've 182 .webps that need converting and while I could technically do each one manually, I really fucking hope there's a less stupid way of doing this.
>>1573014sounds like a job for imagemagick
>>1573017I'm bad with figuring out how to use random open source applications at the best of times, but this one I can't even figure out how to make it run. That's a first.Any other things I could use? Preferably stuff that's idiot proof, rather than proof that I'm an idiot.
>>1573029Search for online batch image converter
>>1573029Ask AI, seriously it will hold your hand all you like.
seconding ImageMagick.i have a script to do exactly this, but it's all based on my paths/filenames etc.but i did just ask ChatGPT:>write me a drag n drop Windows script to convert any image into a JPEG using ImageMagick, located at C:\Tools\ImageMagick\magick.execlanker just did it. now i can drag 100 images in Windows Explorer onto convert-to-jpg.bat and it does it.
>>1573014Install FastStone Image Viewer. Install webp plugin on Windows store if you don't already have such a plugin (note, you now don't have any reason to not want webp images except 4chan posting). Use FastStone's batch converter to swap to any image format
>>1573038>Install FastStone Image ViewerWorked like a dream. Even I could figure it out and it was quick and efficient. Had to do a bunch of manual renaming for a solid third or so of the files because there was no good way to pull it off with FastStone but that's not their fault.>Windows storeHas never actually worked for me for whatever reason at least with this PC, clicking the install button on one of their pages gives no reaction. I don't remember if it was always a problem or not.Thanks btw.
>>1573045>Had to do a bunch of manual renaming for a solid third or so of the filesNext time use Bulk Renaming Utility. Looks very complex, and is. But with a bit of perfectly safe clicking you figure it out (or at least the simple bits), and that you can do practically anything
>>1573045>Has never actually worked for me for whatever reason at least with this PC, clicking the install button on one of their pages gives no reaction. I don't remember if it was always a problem or not.Plenty of our, umm, creative Windows installations don't include the Windows store. The website is a frontend of a Windows component, clicking the link launches the store on your PC. To properly install the store from Windows they force you to add a bullshit MS account to your PC. I've worked around that with some other bullshit on Github before to just fucking install it
