How can I batch Convert WEBP to JPG on my Windows 11?

Aki_Davis 

There's a handy command-line utility known as dwebp which is perfect for decompressing WEBP files. If you have all the files you want to convert in a single directory, simply navigate to that directory using cd in your command prompt.

Once there, you can execute the following command:

for %f in (*.webp) do dwebp %f -o %f.jpg.

This command loops through all WEBP files in the directory and converts each one to a JPG file.

It’s always a bit satisfying to see that Windows can still handle those good old DOS commands!