Rescue photos trapped in the Webshots format.
A dead proprietary format. A folder full of WB1 files you can't open. This tool fixes that.
Webshots was a popular wallpaper-collection service in the 2000s. It stored downloaded images in a proprietary WB1 / WBC format that no modern viewer can open. This converter walks a folder, decodes every WB1 / WBC file inside, and writes a standard JPEG next to it.
Point the tool at a folder containing WB1 or WBC files. It reads each one, decodes the embedded JPEG, and writes a .jpg copy with the same filename. The original Webshots files are left untouched.
Webshots shut down in 2012. Anyone who built up a wallpaper or photo collection in the service was left with folders of files in a format no modern tool understands. This converter brings those collections back into a format every photo viewer, every web browser, and every cloud service can handle.
49 small, sharp Windows utilities. All freeware. All by the same author.