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Use the HTML picture element to serve WebP images with automatic JPEG/PNG fallbacks for browsers that don’t support WebP — no JavaScript required.

  • Serve WebP With the HTML picture Element and Fallbacks Use the HTML picture element to serve WebP images with automatic JPEG/PNG fallbacks for browsers that don't support WebP — no JavaScript required. Sep 24, 2026
  • Use WebP Images in CSS: Backgrounds and image-set() Serve WebP background images in CSS using image-set() for modern browsers, or JavaScript feature detection with a .webp class for broader compatibility. Sep 24, 2026
  • Serve WebP From Your Server Using Content Negotiation Use HTTP Accept header content negotiation to automatically serve WebP to supporting browsers from Apache, Nginx, or Node.js, with no HTML changes needed. Sep 24, 2026

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Animated WebP: Replace GIF and APNG With a Modern Format CDN Configuration: Automatically Serve WebP Images Serve WebP From Your Server Using Content Negotiation Batch Convert Images to WebP: Scripts and Automation WebP Metadata: Exif, XMP, and ICC Profile Management WebP Performance Benchmarks: Size and Quality Data WebP Transparency: Alpha Channel Support for Web Images WebP Troubleshooting: Fix Conversion and Display Issues