On the "near-lossless" option, the documentation says the range is 0 (no preprocessing) to 100 (maximum preprocessing) so I set it to 0. Then I started wondering why all my WebPs look so blurry even if they are supposed to be lossless. 😅
Turns out there was a typo with this particular documentation, the real range is 0 (maximum preprocessing) to 100 (no preprocessing), per WebP documentation.
There's another mention of the option here but the range is the right way around in that instance.
On the "near-lossless" option, the documentation says the range is 0 (no preprocessing) to 100 (maximum preprocessing) so I set it to 0. Then I started wondering why all my WebPs look so blurry even if they are supposed to be lossless. 😅
Turns out there was a typo with this particular documentation, the real range is 0 (maximum preprocessing) to 100 (no preprocessing), per WebP documentation.
There's another mention of the option here but the range is the right way around in that instance.