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WebP to GIF converter

Convert WebP to GIF and check animation, colors and transparency. Animated WebP needs browser support; unsupported files show a clear warning.

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GIF: up to 10 MB, 120 frames and 16 million pixels across all frames. No frames are dropped.

Nothing is uploaded. Files stay in this tab and are cleared when you leave.

Make a WebP animation usable where GIF is required

Animated WebP decoding depends on the browser’s actual ImageDecoder support. When unavailable, the tool reports it instead of flattening the animation. Static WebP can also be exported as a one-frame GIF.

Color and transparency have different limits

GIF supports a palette of up to 256 colors and on/off transparency. Smooth gradients and soft translucent edges can change during conversion. Check moving edges against the background where the GIF will be used.

A simple path to the right image

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Start with your original

Choose file

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Make it your own

Animated WebP needs a browser with ImageDecoder. If unavailable, we show an error instead of discarding animation frames.

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Check, then download

Check the downloaded file before using it.

A few useful details

Will a transparent WebP look identical as a GIF?+

Not always. GIF has limited colors and transparency. Soft edges and gradients can change, so compare the exported result.

Why can't my animated WebP be converted?+

Animated WebP decoding depends on browser support. If decoding is unavailable, the tool reports the issue rather than silently exporting one frame.

Will my image keep its quality?+

Animated WebP needs a browser with ImageDecoder. If unavailable, we show an error instead of discarding animation frames.

Are my files uploaded?+

Non-AI tools process files locally in your browser without uploading them or requiring an account. AI tools use remote processing and are clearly labeled. Files are uploaded only after you explicitly confirm; local tools never switch to cloud processing automatically.