My image viewer (Xviewer) is sufficient for converting still images to still Webp by just “Save as…”, but Xviewer and Pinta only produce still single-frame webps from animated GIFs.
My image viewer (Xviewer) is sufficient for converting still images to still Webp by just “Save as…”, but Xviewer and Pinta only produce still single-frame webps from animated GIFs.
https://www.imagemagick.org/discourse-server/viewtopic.php?t=22597
not GUI, but the CLI looks simple.
If it can’t convert to WebP, just make PNGs and convert those to WebP later with something else.
I decided to bite the bullet and install Gimp. Converting formats and resizing take a while (I think due to my puny hardware processing the image) but it gets the job done.
easier than
convert img.gif -coalesce img/xx_%05d.png?If you want a nice tool for conversion and photo management, try https://www.xnview.com/en/xnviewmp/#downloads … it’s not open source, but it is free (there are some buttons for appimage and deb). You use the “batch convert” tool for what you need, and it has a lot of image editing in there… filters, resize, crops, formats, watermarks. (Not that gif to frames thing)
Used to use XNview back on Windows a few years ago, but I’d prefer free-libre. I’ll edit my OP.