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How can I save a single, layer groups or artboards as WebP in Photoshop?

Photoshop currently doesn't offer an option to export layers as WebP images. But there is a way how to do it with Avocode - see below.

NOTE: WebP is a data-saving image format developed by Google. It's becoming trendy on the web thanks to it's small size and ability to carry the alpha channel (transparency).


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Need to export WebP image assets without Photoshop? Try Avocode

No need to buy or install Photoshop. Open and export assets from layered Photoshop designs on macOS, Windows, Linux or in the browser with Avocode.

Just double click on a single layer or select multiple layers with the SHIFT key and press EXPORT, set image format as WebP and press Export again.

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And what else is Avocode good for?

  • Export layers as a JPEG, PNG, WebP, SVG.
  • Adjust resolution (up to @4x or xxxhdpi for vector shapes)
  • Add variants in different resolutions. (You can set different scale for each variant you're exporting.)
  • Change export path (destination folder) for your image assets. You can set default path for the whole project, but also for particular assets.
  • You can also re-export all image assets from a new design version.
  • Turn layer styles into CSS, iOS or Android code and invite others to collaborate on your design and development projects.
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