photo converter first.">
When you look at the underlying issue, it comes down to how Google's WebP compression study (developers.google.com/speed/webp) handles this specific edge case. Most developers do not realize that the default behavior discards critical metadata during conversion. The official specification actually addresses this in its latest revision, but browser implementations lag behind by about 12 months.
That is when I built a reliable pipeline using our photo converter. Instead of fighting the specification, it works with it — handling every edge case I have encountered. Try our photo converter →
I check the WebP Container Specification (RIFF-based format) before every export. It takes 30 seconds and catches 90% of potential issues before they reach production. Ever since adopting this workflow, I have not had a single client complaint about converted file quality.