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How to convert an image to WEBP mime type in CI? - luckmoshy - 10-20-2022
Hi all! may someone help me with this issue, please!!
PHP Code:
public function createFile()
{
$file = $this->request->getFile('image');
\Config\Services::image()->withFile($file)
->convert(IMAGETYPE_WEBP)//it does not convert to real WEBP instead jpeg WHY?
->fit(300, 300, 'center')
->save(FCPATH .'/image/'.$saveFile->store());
$data=[
'image'=> $saveFile
];
$model->save($data);
}
RE: How to convert an image to WEBP mime type in CI? - InsiteFX - 10-21-2022
PHP | imagewebp() Function
RE: How to convert an image to WEBP mime type in CI? - Ami Kariya - 10-27-2022
All other things being equal, WebP compresses the file more effectively than previous formats (png and jpeg), therefore it uses less hosting space and loads pages more quickly when viewed in a browser.
cwebp image.jpg -o image.webp
cwebp -q 100 image1.jpg -o image1.webp
cwebp -q 100 image2.jpg -o image2.webp
ls -lh image1.jpg image1.webp image2.jpg image2.webp
Then The output of the ls command shows that the size of your images
Use the -lossless option in place of -q to save the entire, original data of photos during compression. The greatest option for preserving the quality of PNG images is this. Modifying the downloaded PNG image