How to Batch Optimise Images for Web: Convert JPEG/PNG to WEBP in Photoshop

🌟 Welcome to our latest tutorial! 🌟

🚀 In this easy-to-follow guide, we dive into the world of image optimisation for the web. 📸 If you've been struggling with large image files in JPEG or PNG format, you're in for a treat! We're going to show you how to batch convert these images into the more efficient WEBP format, ensuring your website stays speedy without sacrificing image quality.

What You'll Learn:

00:00 Introduction
00:25 Recording and action and Saving as WEBP
02:28 Running the Action and Image Processor
05:11 Reviewing the Optimised Images

👉 Why is this important?
Loading times are crucial for website performance. Large, unoptimised images can slow down your site, affecting user experience and SEO rankings. By converting to WEBP and resizing your images, your website will load faster, keeping both your visitors and search engines happy!

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[AlysseKeemaraSpeiginer]

I get everything to work except the last part of it creating the webP images. I ran the action but don't see that folder with webP files anywhere =(