There's nothing more frustrating than finding an image online, clicking "Save as," and it automatically trying to save it as a WEBP file. While that file type is useful for popular websites, it's difficult for the average user to work with. Thankfully, over several years of internet-faring, I've found a few ways to avoid this problem, some of which are better than others.
For convenience's sake, I'll put each solution in order of how useful they are. Some are less reasonable than others, so they'll be further down the list. Without further ado, here are a few convenient ways of converting WEBP files into JPEG or PNG.
