WebP images have higher quality and smaller file sizes at the same time. This is what makes them great for using on the web where every byte counts, and Drupal 9.2 will support using WebP images out of the box. Let's see how we can use this image format.

Drupal 9.2 supports the webP image format (see change record: https://www.drupal.org/node/3171135). In order for browsers that do not support WebP (earlier versions of Safari & IE), the image needs to be wrapped in a tag like so: Older browsers will look at the type attribute on the element, and fallback to the element. This is next to impossible to do with Drupal core (although you can get it working in an extremely hacky way!) The breakpoint module gives you the option to select media queries and multipliers, but does not give you an option to select the type.

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