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PNG has no animation track, so only the first frame is exported. To keep the motion, use a GIF or video pipeline instead; confirm beforehand that all you need is the cover frame.

When the file still goes into a design tool for layer edits or cutouts, when transparency must survive (logos, UI assets, stickers), for sharp edges like charts and screenshots where text must not blur, or when the downstream system explicitly requires PNG. For content that is only viewed and can tolerate loss, WebP to JPG usually saves bandwidth.

That is the norm: WebP excels at compression while PNG excels at fidelity. Record the before-and-after KB in your changelog to judge whether a batch is worth converting at all; if the consumer only displays the images, WebP-to-JPG is the better deal.

Check the edges against a dark background first — light previews easily hide semi-transparent noise. Gray edges usually come from premultiplied-versus-straight alpha differences in the source; fix that on the export side instead of re-converting here repeatedly.

Inside this tab: decoded and re-packaged locally, with no server involved. For large batches, watch memory and tab lag and convert in chunks; keep the original WebP as a master copy so you can re-export with a different strategy later.