webp

from PIL import Image import webp import io # Create a dummy image using Pillow img = Image.new('RGB', (100, 100), color = 'red') # Encode image to WebP bytes with quality 80 webp_bytes = webp.imencode(img, quality=80) print(f"Encoded WebP image size: {len(webp_bytes)} bytes") # Decode WebP bytes back into a Pillow Image decoded_img = webp.imdecode(webp_bytes) print(f"Decoded image mode: {decoded_img.mode}, size: {decoded_img.size}") # Optionally save to a file (replace 'output.webp' with desired path) # webp.imsave('output.webp', decoded_img, quality=80) # Example of reading directly from a file (if you had one) # loaded_img = webp.imread('path/to/image.webp')