Convert WebP to GIF Online in Seconds

  • Step 1: Select up to 20 WebP images—hold Shift or Ctrl for multi-select—and drop them into the upload area.
  • Step 2: Sit back for a moment. Conversion starts instantly and finishes in the background.
  • Step 3: Grab your downloads: a PDF for every image plus one merged file that keeps the original filename order.

WebP to GIF

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WebP or GIF?

WebP delivers full 24-bit color and transparency at smaller sizes, while GIF remains the universal standard with 8-bit color and simple lossless compression. Our converter turns WebP into widely supported GIFs without sacrificing image quality.

What makes GIF special?

WebP keeps the bright colours and transparency you expect, but older software doesn’t always recognise it. GIF is the opposite: colour-limited, yet it shows up anywhere. Converting simply means your picture or animation will work for everyone, no matter what app they’re using.

Born in 1987, GIF squeezes images down to 256 colours and saves them with a neat trick called LZW compression. That tiny palette is why even slow connections can load fun, looping animations without a hiccup.

Why do people use WebP?

Google designed WebP so websites would feel snappier. It chops away extra data—roughly a quarter of a JPEG’s size—while still looking clean and, unlike GIF, keeps full colour and transparency. Handy for developers, but not always handy for the rest of us who need something every device understands.

Lossless WebP files are about 26% smaller than PNG, while lossy WebP outperforms JPEG by 25–30% at the same quality.

By using predictive coding, WebP encodes pixel blocks based on neighboring data and stores only the difference for efficient compression.

Can WebP move like a GIF?

Absolutely. WebP can store animations and even beats GIF on file size. When you upload one here, we unwrap every frame and pack it back into a classic GIF so it will play in a browser from 20 years ago or the chat app you opened today.

How do I turn animated WebP into GIF?

Just drop the WebP up above. The converter pulls the frames apart, keeps their order and timing, and hands you a GIF seconds later—nothing to install, nothing to tweak.

If you prefer offline tools, open your WebP in Photoshop or GIMP and save as GIF—but our online converter delivers results instantly without installing anything.