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WebP to GIF for animated and still files
This WebP to GIF converter turns a .webp file into a .gif file inside your browser. It reads every frame of an animated WebP together with its frame duration, so the motion and timing carry over to the GIF. A still WebP becomes a one-frame GIF.
Use it when an app, forum or chat refuses WebP but accepts GIF, or when a site saved your image as WebP and you need the older format. There is no sign-up, no watermark and no limit on how many files you convert.
You do not install anything and you do not create an account. Open the page, pick the file, and the conversion starts on your own device.
Made for
- Animated stickers
- Saved web images
- Chat uploads
- Forum avatars
- Email graphics
How to convert WebP to GIF in three steps
- 1
Pick your WebP
Click the file picker or drop a .webp file on the preview area. Animated and still files both work, and the picker accepts one WebP at a time.
- 2
Choose a width and loop
Keep Original, or pick 320, 480, 640 or 800 pixels to get a smaller file. Leave Loop on if the GIF should repeat.
- 3
Convert and download
Press Convert to GIF. The result plays in the page with its size, frame count and length, then you download the .gif file.
Before you convert WebP to GIF
- Check the file ends in .webp; a renamed JPG or PNG is better left as it is.
- Pick a smaller width first for long animations: a 150-frame WebP gave a much lighter GIF at 320 px than at Original.
- Use Chrome, Edge or Firefox 133 or newer to convert animated WebP files with every frame.
- On older Safari expect the first frame only, and a note on the page tells you when that happened.
- Remember a GIF holds at most 256 colors per frame, so gradients and photos can look banded.
- Compare the downloaded GIF with the WebP before you send it on.
What happens to your WebP file
Your file is never uploaded
The WebP to GIF conversion runs on your device in the browser. The file is not sent to our server, so there is no upload wait and nothing to delete afterwards.
Expect a bigger file
GIF compresses less efficiently than WebP. In our test in Chrome on macOS, a 22 KB WebP of 30 frames became a 49 KB GIF in 0.2 seconds, and a 6.4 MB WebP of 150 frames became 22.4 MB at Original width (6.2 MB at 320 px).
One limit on older Safari
A browser that cannot decode animated WebP gives you only the first frame as a still GIF. The tool shows a note when that happens, so you are not left guessing.