Three steps. One lighter animation.

1. Add your source

Drop in a video, GIF or a collection of images. Everything stays on your device.

2. Make it yours

Pick a preset, find a moment or explore the advanced controls.

3. Save and share

Preview the result, check the real file size and download your animated WebP.

A better home for your motion.

Keep every frame and its timing. Give your GIF a smaller, full-color home. 24-bit color. Smooth gradients, without the GIF banding. Often 3–10× smaller than GIF. Results vary with your content. Keep transparent backgrounds. Let your animation fit anywhere. Up to 30 fps, with lossy or lossless compression. Your choice.

Good questions. Clear answers.

How is animated WebP different from GIF?

WebP supports 24-bit color, alpha transparency and lossy or lossless compression. It often produces files 3–10 times smaller than GIF, depending on the source and settings.

Which browsers can display animated WebP?

Current Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari support animated WebP. Support in messaging apps depends on how each app handles uploaded images.

Are my files uploaded?

No. Decoding, encoding and ZIP creation happen locally in your browser. The server only sends the application files.

Can I keep the original GIF timing?

Yes. Quick convert keeps every GIF frame and its original delay. The advanced editor also lets you choose a fixed frame rate.

When should I choose lossless?

Choose lossless for artwork and sharp edges when pixel fidelity matters. It takes longer and can produce larger files. Lossy usually works well for video.