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LibreOffice 7.4 Released With Support For WebP, Many Other Improvements

Written by Michael Larabel in LibreOffice on 18 August 2022 at 06:45 AM EDT. 14 Comments

LibreOffice 7.4 is out today as the latest major update to this open-source, cross-platform office suite. This leading free software office suite now supports WebP images as well as a variety of other improvements to its various components.

LibreOffice 7.4 has seen work on various UI/UX improvements, new typographic settings for LibreOffice Writer, the Calc spreadsheet software now supports up to 16,384 columns, many performance optimizations to Calc, support for WebP image import/export support, improved text layout performance for PDF export and other scenarios, Microsoft PPTX import/export enhancements, and much more.

Below is a video from The Document Foundation on all the LibreOffice 7.4 highlights:

Downloads and more details on LibreOffice 7.4 for this best free office suite via LibreOffice.org.

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