WEBP CONVERTER

WebP Converter

Published August 2024

    •    Updated this week

Plugin details

The WebP Converter Plugin allows you to easily convert images from PNG or JPG format to WebP format. You can use it either through a workflow action or by using the uploader element, which automatically handles the format conversion for you.

Key Features:
- Uploader Element: Select image using the uploader element and the image will be uploaded as WebP format.
- Workflow Action: Use workflow action to convert an image to WebP format.


Demo Editor: https://bubble.io/page?type=page&name=webp_converter&id=chakor-plugins&test_plugin=1722005305405x213179542274048000_current&tab=tabs-1

Demo Preview: https://chakor-plugins.bubbleapps.io/version-test/webp_converter

$8

One time

4.0 stars   •   1 ratings

55 installs  

This plugin does not collect or track your personal data.

Platform

Web & Native mobile

Contributor details

Chakor

Joined 2021   •   371 Plugins

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Instructions

How It Works:

- Upload Image: Use the uploader element to select an image file (PNG or JPG). The image is automatically converted to WebP format and uploaded. You can access the converted image from the “Saved Image” state of the uploader.
- Workflow Action: Alternatively, use the workflow action to convert images as part of your workflow.

Types

This plugin can be found under the following types:

Background Services   •   Element   •   Event   •   Action

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Rating and reviews

Average rating (4.0)

Commercial License Error

February 24th, 2025

I'm geting this "The plugin WEBP Converter is published under a commercial license and this app does not have a subscription. Please subscribe in the editor." I cant see where I'm supposed to apply for the license and two I've alredy paid for the license and on my side it shows I have a perpetual license.

Hello, thank you for your review, is it possible that you purchased the plugin and then duplicated the app? At the moment, if that is the case, bubble's doesn't recognize that purchase on the duplicated app since licenses are given to each app that the plugin is installed on so the duplicate doesn't "own" one. The reason it can show that you already have the license is because it's still holding information from the app you duplicated from. Let us know if this is the case, if not you should open a ticket with bubble's support directly so they can guide you through the issue and solve it