Desktop Photoshop officially supports WebP files

WebP is a commonly used image format for many web pages. However, although the image has good distortion-free compression quality, one of the biggest problems is that Photoshop cannot support it. In the February version of Photoshop this year, they announced official support for the WebP file format, which allows you to open, create, edit and save files without the need for plug-ins or preferences.

To open a WebP file, simply select and open the file, and execute any other supported file or File the same way. In addition to opening, you can now create, edit and save WebP files. After editing the file, please open "Save as new file" or "Save a copy", and then select "WebP" from the options provided in the file format drop-down menu to save the WebP file.

Other changes and enhancements

In this version, the Oil Painting filter has been rewritten to make full use of native GPU resources on macOS and Windows, bringing more Fast performance, especially when processing larger files. No other updates have been made to filters.

#You can now see a big blue "Share" button in the upper right corner of the application workspace. After you click the blue button for the first time, it will disappear and you will see the current sharing icon in the upper right corner of the app.

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