WEBPR - Retro WebP Converter (macOS Apple Silicon / arm64)

Convert classic image formats to WebP directly from Visual Studio Code with neon Miami vibes.

🚧 Platform support: This build currently works only on macOS (Apple Silicon / arm64). Other operating systems will be supported soon.

Features

• Right-click any PNG, JPG, JPEG, BMP, or TIFF in the Explorer and choose Convert Image to WebP 🌴.
• Trigger the command from the palette and pick an image from your filesystem.
• Automatically opens the newly generated .webp file once conversion finishes.

Use in VS Code

1. Open your project folder in VS Code.
2. In the Explorer, right-click the image you want to convert and select Convert Image to WebP 🌴.
3. Alternatively, open the Command Palette (Ctrl+Shift+P / Cmd+Shift+P), search for Convert Image to WebP, and pick an image from the quick pick list.
4. The converted .webp file appears alongside the source image and opens in a new editor tab.

📦 Installation

1. Download the .vsix file (if available), or
2. Install via Marketplace (once published):

ext install cucer.webpr

Requirements

• macOS (Apple Silicon / arm64) only for this build. Other OS targets are planned soon.
• Visual Studio Code ^1.85.0
• The extension bundles sharp for lightning-fast conversion.

Extension Settings

No custom settings yet—conversion quality defaults to 80. Future versions may expose this as a setting.

Development

npm install
npm run compile
npm version patch
npm run package

Publish

vsce package
vsce publish

Launch the Run Extension configuration from VS Code to start a new Extension Development Host.

• Press F5 in VS Code to start debugging with the Run Extension launch configuration.

⚡ Copyright

All icons in this extension are original works. Redistribution or reuse without permission is prohibited.

License

MIT

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Made with 🌴 neon dreams.