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I have a designer's requirement for both SharePoint 2013 and SharePoint online to allow him to display images in webp format.

Does anyone know how to achieve this?

Thank you

Capa

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    try it and then let us know. Put a webp in a document library and then reference it in a script editor. – Derek Gusoff Aug 2 '19 at 18:47
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SharePoint 2013/Online does not recognize .webp as an image file. As a result, none of the out-of-thebox image-related SharePoint features will work. This includes:

  • image webparts,
  • image rendition
  • Image sliders
  • Image size (width/height) population in the Assets library,
  • etc.

At the same time SharePoint will still serve .webp files as any other file that is not blocked by at the tenant level. Once Web server (SharePoint) serves this file - any modern browser will handle it automatically. For example, if you create a script editor webpart with this content:

<h1>2.webp</h1>
<img src="https://zergs.sharepoint.com/Shared%20Documents/2.webp" width="400px" />

You will see that it's rendered properly:

enter image description here

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