How to make an animated WebP
To make an animated WebP, upload your frame sequence, arrange the frames in order, set the per-frame delay, and choose how the result should loop, then export. The maker combines the frames into one animated WebP that downloads to your device.
Animated WebP is a good fit when the output should stay lightweight for the web but look cleaner than a heavier GIF. You can mix common raster formats as input, so PNG, JPG, and WebP frames can all feed the same animation.
- Upload PNG, JPG, or WebP frames
- Reorder frames and set timing and loop
- Export one animated WebP
Where animated WebP fits best
Animated WebP shines for web use where file size matters: product loops, UI animations, and lightweight stickers that need broad modern-browser support without the bulk of GIF.
Because frame preparation and export happen locally in your browser, the source frames are never sent to a server. That keeps unreleased assets private and makes the workflow fast even on large frame sets.