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Is there an image duplicate finder program that works on Windows or Linux that can search a folder to find duplicates and near duplicates (different resolutions, compression modes, etc) in the WebP image format? I don't care if the program is freeware or costware. I want something just like the program VisiPics, which searches a batch of images for images that are the same picture. Visipics can even find duplicated images that have different dimensions. But Visipics doesn't work with the WebP image format. It's easy to find image duplicate finders, but I haven't been able to find one that works with WebP image files.

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    Possible duplicate of Delete all but the most recent copy of a file in a directory tree
    – Kodiologist
    Commented May 21, 2017 at 0:42
  • @Kodiologist That answer doesn't address my needs. WebP isn't even mentioned in that answer, so I don't know why you think it would apply to this question.
    – whitewings
    Commented May 21, 2017 at 6:42
  • @Izzy I just updated the question.
    – whitewings
    Commented May 21, 2017 at 6:43
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    "WebP isn't even mentioned in that answer" — That doesn't mean it doesn't work with WebP. In particular, as @Izzy says, a program doesn't need to know anything about file fomats in order to find bit-for-bit identical files.
    – Kodiologist
    Commented May 21, 2017 at 14:19
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    @Kodiologist converting them all to find the dupes is not a recommended approach, as it first creates even more dupes :) But OP has a point if the tool should also find the same picture in (slightly) different resolutions or compression modes, keeping the best one (aka "master") only – which seems kind of what VisiPics offers. If that's a requirement we can of course only tell if OP lets us know :)
    – Izzy
    Commented May 21, 2017 at 16:14

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Yes there is: Duplicate Photo Finder

I use it for years now and it is updated regularly.

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Here is the list of the supported file format: Supported file formats:

JPEG Bitmap (*.jpg;*.jpeg;*.jpe)
Compuserve Bitmap (*.gif)
Portable Network Graphics (*.png)
TIFF Bitmap (*.tif;*.tiff;*.fax;*.g3n;*.g3f)
JPEG2000 Files (*.jp2)
JPEG2000 Code Stream (*.j2k;*.jpc;*.j2c)
Targa (*.tga;*.targa;*.vda;*.icb;*.vst;*.pix)
Paintbrush (*.pcx)
Windows Bitmap (*.bmp;*.dib;*.rle)
Windows Metafile (*.wmf)
Enhanced Windows Metafile (*.emf)
Windows Icon (*.ico)
Windows Cursor (*.cur)
Wireless Bitmap (*.wbmp)
Portable Pixmap (*.pxm;*.ppm)
Adobe Photoshop (*.psd)
Camera RAW (*.crw; *.cr2; *.nef; *.raw; *.pef; *.raf; *.x3f; *.bay; *.orf; *.srf; *.mrw; *.dcr; *.sr2; *.dng; *.erf; *.mef; *.arw) (only in Pro and Corporate versions)
DICOM Images (*.dcm) (only in Corporate version)
HDPhoto Images (*.hdp; *.wdp; *.jxr) (only in Pro and Corporate versions)
WebP Images (*.webp) (only in Pro and Corporate versions)
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  • Hello "Williams Sarah". Do you have any association with this product? If so, please disclose in full. Thank you!
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    Hello, as I noted I use the tool for many years now. I am also using their free Duplicate File Finder and Folder Size tools. I suggested a feature and they implemented it for me. They provided me a free bonus license once if that counts for affiliation - I do not think so. I am really happy with the company. I recommend them whenever I can.
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