ImageFlow for .net framework

[AKQAPeterKirk]

Does ImageFlow work on .net framework 4.6.1?
In my episerver web-application, I want to convert jpg images on-the-fly to webp images - can ImageFlow perform this?
Thanks.

[lilith]

Yes. Imageflow and Imageflow.Net work on 4.x as well as core. For on-the-fly conversions, ImageResizer 5 prerelease offers an Imageflow plugin that delegates the image processing to Imageflow.

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[AKQAPeterKirk]

Thanks for the reply. I assume you mean this: https://www.nuget.org/packages/ImageResizer.Plugins.Imageflow/
It does say in compatibility: .NET Framework net472 net48 net481
So maybe not 4.6.1.
In any case, are there any examples of using and configuring this module in a web-application?

[lilith]

.NET 4.6.1 isn't supported by msft since 2022 and doesn't get sec updates afaik, do you have the option to upgrade? Installation is the same as for ImageResizer. https://github.com/imazen/resizer There are a ton of third party blogs and packages for integration with EpiServer, including ImageResizer.Plugins.EPiServerBlobReader, but I don't know which version you are using