Convert Multiple GIF Files to WebP at Once

Convert a batch of GIF files to WebP free in your browser. Smaller files, transparency intact, 50 at a time, and a single ZIP back — no uploads.

GIF is a format from 1987 doing a job it was never sized for. For anything that is not an animation — logos, screenshots, flat graphics, icons — WebP holds the same image with transparency intact at a fraction of the size, and the 256-colour ceiling disappears along with it.

One thing to be clear about: this converts the first frame. If you need the animation to survive, keep the GIF, or build a new one with the GIF maker.

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How to Convert GIF to WebP in Bulk

Three steps, no account, and nothing uploaded anywhere:

Step 1: Add Your GIF Files

- Drag up to 50 GIF files into the upload box.
- Or click "Select Files" and pick them from your computer.

🔎 Pro Tip: Select the whole folder at once — the converter queues every file and works through them in order.

Step 2: Hit Convert

Each GIF is decoded and re-encoded as a WebP at quality 92. Animated GIFs contribute their first frame; the result is a still image.

Step 3: Download the ZIP

Your WebP files arrive as one ZIP in your Downloads folder, with the original filenames intact.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Will my animated GIF stay animated?

No. The output is a still WebP built from the first frame. Animated WebP is a different encoder than the one browsers expose, so if the movement matters, keep the GIF.

Why convert a GIF to WebP at all?

For static images it is almost pure win: same picture, transparency intact, far smaller file, and no 256-colour ceiling. Most "GIFs" used as logos or screenshots should never have been GIFs.

Does transparency survive?

Yes, and it improves. GIF transparency is on or off per pixel, which is what produces those jagged edges; WebP has a real alpha channel, so edges stay smooth.

Do my images get uploaded anywhere?

No. The conversion runs in your browser and the files never reach our servers.