Choose your GIF
Drop, browse, or paste a GIF file. It stays on your device.
Convert every GIF frame into an animated WebP. Keep the motion and timing, adjust quality, and compare output size before saving.
Drag & drop your GIF here, or paste with Ctrl + V
Animated WebP output. Lossy quality and file size vary.
Drop, browse, or paste a GIF file. It stays on your device.
Review the original animation and choose your output settings.
Check the actual result and save it. Keep your original separately.
This converter rebuilds the GIF pictures and encodes each one into WebP, then packages them as one animated WebP file. It retains the canvas dimensions and stored frame delays, and translates the GIF loop setting into the WebP animation loop count. It does not turn your animation into a still image of the first frame. A one-frame GIF naturally produces a single-picture animation.
Quality controls the browser's lossy WebP encoder. Lower values may reduce size at the cost of visible artifacts; higher values can preserve more detail but need more bytes. Transparent pixels are supported. This is not a lossless conversion promise, and a WebP export is not guaranteed to be smaller than an already optimized GIF. Inspect the exported preview, dimensions, frame count, and actual byte size before downloading.
Use a current browser that supports OffscreenCanvas and WebP encoding. If encoding is unsupported, this tool reports an error rather than naming a PNG file with a WebP extension. The destination application must also support animated WebP; some upload fields accept GIF only, and some applications show only a still preview. Keep the source GIF as a fallback and test the exported file in the place where you intend to publish it.
Yes. No login, payment, watermark, or cloud upload is required. Processing happens in a browser worker.
Use a GIF up to 30 MB and 4096 pixels per side, within 24 million total decoded pixels. The same memory limit applies to enlarged output.
Yes. GIF outputs are re-encoded and can have different colors and byte sizes. WebP quality is lossy. Extracted PNG frames preserve the decoded RGBA pixels.
Trim for duration, resize for pixel dimensions, crop for framing, compress for colors and scale, extract for still PNG images, or convert to animated WebP. The navigation and tool links below connect all eleven tools.