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Introducing Shell2WebP v1.0.0, a straightforward bash script for converting images to WebP format. This initial release focuses on delivering a simple, effective tool for anyone looking to optimize their image files for better web performance.
Features:
Simple Execution: Easy setup and execution, making it accessible to anyone.
Multi-Format Support: Works with JPG, JPEG, PNG, and GIF files.
Optimize Your Directory: Clean up your workspace by optionally removing original files post-conversion.
Installation and Global Access:
Clone or download webp.sh from the repository.
Make the script executable: chmod +x webp.sh.
Optionally, for ease of access across your system, move the script to /usr/local/bin and rename it for global use:
sudo mv webp.sh /usr/local/bin/webp
This allows you to run the script as webp from any directory.
Usage:
After installation, navigate to your image directory and simply run ./webp.sh, or webp if you've installed it globally. The script will ask for confirmation before converting all images to WebP format.
Shell2WebP v1.0.0 is here to streamline your image optimization process. Give it a try and see the difference in your site's loading times.