Lossless and transparency encoding in WebP
Lossless and transparency encoding in WebP - Google Developers Blog Lossless and transparency encoding in WebP NOV. 18, 2011 Share Facebook Twitter Linked In Mail Urvang Vikas Jyrki By Jyrki Alakuijala, Vikas Arora, and Urvang Joshi, Software Engineers, WebP Team Cross-posted with the Chromium Blog In September 2010 we announced the WebP image format with lossy compression.
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