How to convert a video to animated WebP
To convert a video to animated WebP, load a short clip, trim it to the range you want, and set the output width, frame rate, and loop behavior. The tool extracts the frames and encodes a single animated WebP you can download. Trimming and WebP export both run locally in your browser, so the clip is never uploaded.
Animated WebP typically produces a smaller file than a comparable GIF at similar quality, which makes pages load faster and keeps assets light. Keeping clips short and the width modest helps the output stay small, since longer or larger animations grow in size.
- Upload a short video clip
- Trim the start and end of the range
- Set width, FPS, and loop mode
- Export the animated WebP and download it
Where WebP fits better than GIF
Short loops often do not need a heavy GIF when the destination supports animated WebP, which handles color and compression more efficiently. For website hero loops, UI demos, and product micro-animations, WebP usually looks as good or better at a fraction of the size.
This page keeps that lighter export path direct and practical, optimized for short clips rather than long videos. Like GIF, animated WebP carries no audio, so any sound in the source clip is dropped in the exported file.