Is this video to WebP converter free?
Yes. It is free with no signup or watermark, and it runs entirely in your browser.
Does it upload my video?
No. Video trimming and WebP export happen locally in your browser, so your clip is never uploaded.
Is it meant for long videos?
No. It is optimized for short clips where a lightweight animated WebP makes sense; long videos create large files and are not the intended workflow.
Does animated WebP keep audio?
No. Animated WebP has no audio track, so any sound in the source clip is dropped in the output.
Why choose WebP over GIF?
Animated WebP is typically smaller than an equivalent GIF at similar quality, so pages load faster and assets stay light.
How do I convert a video to an animated WebP?
Open the video, set the start and end to pick the segment, choose the frame rate and a quality preset, and export. The frames are decoded and encoded as an animated WebP in your browser, with no upload.
Is animated WebP better than a GIF for a video clip?
Yes, on quality and on size. WebP has 24-bit color instead of 256 and a real alpha channel, and it compresses animation far better. A GIF of the same clip is usually both larger and uglier.
Why is my animated WebP still large?
Length first, then frame rate, then resolution. WebP compresses better than GIF but still stores frames, so a long clip is still expensive. If it is more than a few seconds, an MP4 is the right answer.
Does the WebP keep the sound?
No. WebP is an image format and has no audio track.
What frame rate should I use?
12 fps is the default and works for most short loops. Push it higher only for fast motion, and remember that every extra frame is another image stored in the file.