Your GIF source
The GIF source is read as a single picture here. It is not decoded into a complete timeline for animated re-encoding.
Create a WebP still from the first decoded frame of a GIF.
Choose a file to get started.
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The GIF source is read as a single picture here. It is not decoded into a complete timeline for animated re-encoding.
The browser encodes the chosen frame as a WebP at quality 0.88, with alpha where supported by the decoded source.
Explore the WebP converterThe download is a still WebP. Preserve the GIF if its motion is part of the content.
A GIF file may not be accepted by the app or upload form you need. GIF to WebP creates a separate WEBP copy while leaving your original file untouched.

| Property | GIF | WebP |
|---|---|---|
| What it stores | An indexed-color image; this export is a still | A raster image; source files may also contain animation |
| Compression | A limited palette with up to 256 colors | Lossy or lossless; this export uses the browser encoder |
| Transparency | Limited transparency; our GIF output uses a white background | Supports transparency |
| Typical use | Simple graphics; this tool does not export animation | Web images and smaller image delivery |
The browser encodes the chosen frame as a WebP at quality 0.88, with alpha where supported by the decoded source. The download is a still WebP. Preserve the GIF if its motion is part of the content.
No. GIF to WebP saves the first decoded frame as a still image. Keep the GIF original if animation is required.
Choose one GIF file up to 25 MB and 12 million pixels. The maximum side is 65,535 pixels. Resize larger sources first; this route does not silently reduce their dimensions.
No. The GIF to WebP work runs in a local background worker. Needed converter files download on first use; your selected image is not sent to a conversion server. You can cancel processing.