Do you upload or store my images?

No. Everything runs locally in your browser using HTML Canvas and Web APIs. Nothing leaves your device.

Are animated GIFs supported?

Yes. We preserve animation when converting to WEBP. You can also resize and change quality before downloading.

What quality should I use?

For most GIFs, 70–90 balances size and clarity. Thumbnails can go lower; graphics/UI elements can go higher.

Can I batch convert GIFs?

Yes. Drop multiple GIFs, convert them all at once, and download individually or as a ZIP.

Online WEBP Converter

GIF to WEBP

Drop your .gif files, adjust quality, optionally resize, and convert entirely in your browser. Enable Preserve animation for animated WEBP. We don't upload or store your images.

JPEG → WEBP PNG → WEBP SVG → WEBP HEIC → WEBP

Need a different converter?

Drag & drop GIFs here

or click to browse. Max recommended ~50MB each.

Output Settings

Stability note: We process up to 20 images at a time for reliability. Large batches split automatically.

Quality: 80

Higher = bigger file, lower = smaller file. Applies to animated and single-frame output.

Preserve animation (use ffmpeg.wasm)

Width (px)

Height (px)

Lock aspect ratio

When unlocked: Fit Fill/Crop

Aspect locked: scale to fit inside Width/Height. Unlocked + Fill/Crop: render exact size and crop overflow from center.

Why convert GIF to WEBP?

WEBP files are typically smaller than GIF while keeping visual fidelity. Check Preserve animation to convert animated GIFs into animated WEBP entirely in your browser with WebAssembly.

Tips

Quality 70–85 is a good starting point for animated WEBP.
Use Fill/Crop to force exact dimensions for banners.
No uploads: all processing runs locally in your browser.

FAQ

Does this keep GIF animation?

Yes—enable Preserve animation to export animated WEBP.

Are my files uploaded?

No. Everything runs locally in your browser.

GIF to WEBP

Output Settings

Why convert GIF to WEBP?

Tips

FAQ

How was this tool?