@seana_2093 – Create a Photoshop Action and run it via Automate > Batch... Or use a custom script:   https://community.adobe.com/t5/photoshop-ecosystem-discussions/export-many-files-at-once-in-webp-format-photoshop/td-p/13604411/page/4#U14859793   By @Stephen Marsh   Does this application offer batch conversion function, seems I can't find it! ... View more

One more suggestion. For bulk PNG to WebP conversion, Aiseefox Any2Pic is a pretty good option as it is a dedicated image converter with 50+ image formats support. Almost no quality loss between two different conversion. Here is the step-by-step tutorial and screenshots on my own computer:  https://www.aiseefox.com/convert-png-to-webp.html     By @Joohnei   Thanks, man! But how many image files can I convert at a time? There are nearly 500 png files, can I add them all at once?     ... View more

You can convert one by one with the photoshop app. For bulk png to webp conversion, you can try the free command line tools instead, such as cwebp.  It is a free tool provided by Google as part of the WebP library. It is used to convert images from various formats (such as PNG, JPEG, or TIFF) into the WebP format, which is a modern image format designed for smaller file sizes and better compression efficiency without sacrificing quality.   Below is an example to convert png to webp in windows 11 with cwebp:   cwebp -q 80 input.png -o output.webp   The -q parameter specifies the compression quality (0-100, default is 75) By @Joohnei   Thank you for your suggestion. I did try to use cwebp to convert PNG to WebP format before, and I also followed the command line you mentioned, cwebp -q 80 input.png -o output.webp, for a while. But to be honest, I feel that this method is a bit unsatisfactory for me.   First of all, the command line tool is not friendly enough for batch processing. I have hundreds of PNG images that need to be converted to WebP, and I have to write a script to complete it at one time. I stepped on a lot of pitfalls when writing the script. Secondly, although the compression quality can be adjusted by the -q parameter, the final file size and effect did not achieve the "perfect balance" I expected.   Have you used cwebp to convert large quantities of PNG to WebP? Is there a more efficient or simpler method you can recommend? I really want to find a solution that can be batched and save trouble! Thank you! 😅   ... View more

The Photos app is super handy for viewing HEIC files, but it doesn’t really excel at bulk conversions. You can individually open and save files, but if you’re dealing with a stack of images, doing it one by one can feel like watching paint dry.   When you convert HEIC to JPG in bulk on Windows 11, sometimes you lose a bit of image quality. If you’re not keeping an eye on the settings during conversion, JPG files can end up overly compressed and lose some of their original crispness. This can be a bummer if you were hoping for that high-quality snap. By @Douglas3333   If that method can view HEIC directly on my PC, that's fine too.   ... View more

I have also encountered the same issue before. A bunch of HEIC photos on Windows 11 could not be opened. Later, I used TunesBro HEIC to JPG Converter,  you don’t have to convert them one by one manually, and the quality of the converted images is also good. If you need an efficient batch conversion tool, I strongly recommend trying this!   I found it in Apple discussion: https://discussions.apple.com/thread/255515854?sortBy=rank https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/discussions/convert-heic-to-jpg-without-losing-quality   By @nelguin_3671   Thanks for the recommendation, I will definitely try it!     ... View more

Before diving into the conversion, make sure you back up your original HEIC files. I once lost some incredibly important images when a conversion went sideways. It's like the worst feeling when you realize you've overwritten or corrupted your files. Just copy everything to an external drive or cloud storage before you start converting HEIC to JPG in bulk on Windows 11.   Not all conversion tools play nice with HEIC files. I’ve had moments where I downloaded some random converter only to find out it couldn’t handle HEIC or made a mess of the output files. Stick with well-known software or tools built into Windows — you want something reliable. By @Barcos458   That makes sense! It is really important to back up before batch converting HEIC to JPG, otherwise it will be troublesome if the conversion goes wrong. I have also downloaded unreliable conversion tools, and the conversion results were terrible. So in addition to the extensions that come with Windows, have you used any more reliable conversion software? Can you recommend it? ... View more

Windows 11 does not natively support HEIC files out of the box. However, you can easily add this support by installing two free extensions from the Microsoft Store: HEIF Image Extensions and HEVC Video Extensions. Once installed, these extensions enable Windows 11 to open, view, and manage HEIC files in the Photos app, File Explorer, and other compatible apps.   After installing these extensions, HEIC images will open just like other standard image formats, and you can even convert HEIC files to JPG/JPEG if needed. For users working with HEIC images frequently, these extensions are a quick solution to integrate HEIC compatibility into Windows 11’s default apps and workflows. By @Joohnei   This method seems very convenient. I can view HEIC files directly on Windows 11! But if I want to convert HEIC to JPG in batches, is there an easier way? Can I convert the format directly after installing the extension, or do I need other tools to convert in batches? ... View more