An powerful webp batch converter and differ analytics tool.

You can use this tool to converter batch images(png/jpg) to webp and output size changes.

1. Convert batch images from PNG/JPG format to Webp format
2. WILL NOT convert images if its webp one is larger than origin one automatically(the origin one will be copied to [output-directory]/origin/ directory)
3. WILL NOT convert images if it is failed to convert to webp one automatically(the origin image of failed one will be copied to [output-directory]/failed directory)
4. You can ignore all images which has transparency pixel if you want with --ignore-transparency-image config(the origin image of has-transparency-image will be copied to /webp-converted/transparency directory)
5. Output convert result, like how much size reduces, how many files skip convert, etc...
6. You can replace the images with converted-webp image automatically if you want with replace: true config

brew install webp
pip install webp-converter

If you just want to convert all images on the current files when it can be smaller after converted and replace the origin one:

webpc --r

If you just want to convert all images on the current folder and with quality-ratio to 70 and output to ~/Downloads/test-converted when it can be smaller after converted:

webpc -q=70 -o=~/Downloads/test-converted/

If you just want to convert all images on the current folder and with clean the webp-converted folder if it exist and with quality-ratio to 95 and output to ./webp-converted and ignore images when it has transparency on it when it can be smaller after converted:

webpc --c --ignore-transparency-image -q=95

If you want to convert ignore filename contain the sepcial word, you can use --ignore-filename-match, the following demo is skip convert all files which name contains '.9':

webpc --r --ignore-filename-match='.9'

If you want to convert all images on ~/Downloads/img/test folder and output converted result to ~/Downloads/test-converted folder and only converted origin images when it isn't has same name .webp file on ~/Downloads/test-converted folder(just not with --c argument) when it can be smaller after converted:

webpc -o=~/Downloads/test-converted/ ~/Downloads/img/test

If you want to adapter the same theme like screenshot above, it's very easy:

• Firstly, please use powerlevel9k theme(Install the Powerlevel9k Theme and Powerline Fonts as the powerlevel9k repo readme doc said).
• Secondly, please config the iTerm2-Neutron color scheme.
• Thirdly, please config your shell(If you are using zsh, just add following code to the ~/.zshrc file):

POWERLEVEL9K_LEFT_PROMPT_ELEMENTS=(dir vcs)
POWERLEVEL9K_RIGHT_PROMPT_ELEMENTS=(status time)
POWERLEVEL9K_TIME_FORMAT="%D{%H:%M:%S}"
POWERLEVEL9K_NODE_VERSION_BACKGROUND='022'
POWERLEVEL9K_SHORTEN_DIR_LENGTH=2

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