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Updated to latest Photoshop version (24.0.1) in order to save as WebP, but I still dont see any option to save as WebP, neither "save as" or "save as copy" seem to show WebP as an option.
My goal is to create a droplet to automate the process of saving pngs to webp. I have opened WebP files in PS which then gives me the option to save as WebP and recorded the action to save as Droplet, but when I try to use the Droplet I get an error message stating the droplet/app is damaged and I'm asked if I want to move it to the bin... Any help appreciated.
Okay a couple of things, I managed to get it to work.
1st point ā I changed color mode on my PNGs to RGB, somehow I must have accidentilley changed it to "index" which doesnt give me the option to save as WebP (I think).
2nd point ā MacOS Ventura broke all the droplets, but right clicking them and and pressing open (in option menu and in pop-up) and then quiting/closing the droplet fixed it. I can now use the droplet to save PNGs to WebP.
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I can add that a WebP plugin worked with a droplet action for a while but somehow just stopped working.
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Hi, @Meander
1 Did it work in 24 before?
2 Could you give a link to the WebP plugin you mention?
It is not supposed to be needed anymore as there is native support:
https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/kb/support-webp-image-format.html
3 The important thing is that WebP supports only 8bit images. Try to convert from 32/16 to 8 bits before saving, does it change something?
4 Did you try to recreate the action/droplet in 24.0.1?
I hope these questions will help you solve your issue!
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I just tried it on the latest 24.01 and it is there.
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Okay a couple of things, I managed to get it to work.
1st point ā I changed color mode on my PNGs to RGB, somehow I must have accidentilley changed it to "index" which doesnt give me the option to save as WebP (I think).
2nd point ā MacOS Ventura broke all the droplets, but right clicking them and and pressing open (in option menu and in pop-up) and then quiting/closing the droplet fixed it. I can now use the droplet to save PNGs to WebP.
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Thanks, moving out of the bugs section since it isn't one.