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How to Convert DALL-E 3 WebP Images to JPG or PNG

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If you’ve been using OpenAI’s DALL-E 3 lately, you might have noticed a change. Instead of the usual PNG or JPEG files, it’s now providing WebP files when you download your creations. Frustrating, right? But don’t worry, converting DALL-E 3 WebP to JPEG or PNG is easy!

Why DALL-E 3 Is No Longer Providing PNGs or JPEGs?

So, why the sudden shift away from PNGs and JPEGs? Well, WebP files do have their merits:

  • Enhanced Compression: WebP utilizes advanced compression techniques, delivering images 25-34% smaller than PNGs without sacrificing quality.
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Midjourney Tips for Beginners: 25 Ways to Get Impressive Prompts

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Discover 25 invaluable Midjourney tips for beginners to maximize your AI image generating experience. From crafting captivating prompts to unlocking the platform’s full potential, these tips will transform you into a Midjourney Pro.

Let’s dive in and create some stunning images!

1 Adjust Default Account Settings

One of the essential tips for optimizing your Midjourney experience is to adjust your default account settings. This seemingly simple step can greatly enhance your prompt generation process.… Read the rest

Why Is WebP Still Not Popular Yet?

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In 2010, Google first introduced WebP to the world. It was hailed as the best image format for the web. In Google’s own words WebP is …

“… a modern image format that provides superior lossless and lossy compression for images on the web. Using WebP, webmasters and web developers can create smaller, richer images that make the web faster.”

Well, it’s 2018 now and WebP is still not quite as big as Google had hoped.… Read the rest

Images For The Web — WEBP

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In an earlier article, we have had a look at Google’s open standard files already. There, we have shortly talked about and given an overview of the file formats developed and distributed under an open standard license by Google.

However, we never touched the topic of why you may want to take, save, store or convert your pictures in Googles open format. Thus, we dedicate this article to one of these formats and give it a much closer look!… Read the rest