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GIF to WebP

Convert GIF images to WebP format, supporting batch processing. Significantly reduces file size, supports animation and transparency, improving web loading performance.

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Supports JPG/JPEG/PNG/WEBP/GIF/AVIF formats, conversion starts automatically after adding.
Revolutionary Improvements of GIF to WebP
Although GIF format supports animation, it is limited by a 256-color palette and larger file size. WebP format supports animation while providing full-color support and more efficient compression algorithms. Converting GIF to WebP can reduce file size by 50-70%, supporting 16.77 million colors, greatly improving animation quality and loading performance. This is revolutionary for web animation optimization.
Significant Improvement in Animation Quality
Quality improvements of GIF to WebP: • Expanded from 256 colors to full color • Eliminated color banding and dithering • Supports smoother gradients • Maintains animation fluidity Especially suitable for upgrading memes, product showcase animations, UI animations, etc., from GIF to high-quality WebP animations.
File Size Optimization Effect
Compression effects of GIF to WebP: • Simple animations: reduced by 60-80% • Complex animations: reduced by 40-60% • Memes: reduced by 50-70% • Product showcase animations: reduced by 45-65% This significant reduction in file size can greatly improve web page loading speed and user experience.
Improved Transparency Support
Transparency advantages of GIF to WebP: • Upgraded from 1-bit transparency to 8-bit Alpha channel • Supports semi-transparency and gradient transparency • Eliminates transparent edge aliasing • Achieves more natural transparency effects This ensures animations blend perfectly with various backgrounds, offering more professional visual effects.
Browser Compatibility Considerations
Browser support for WebP animation: • Chrome: fully supports animated WebP • Firefox: supports animated WebP • Edge: fully supports • Safari: supported on macOS 11+ It is recommended to use the '<picture>' tag to provide GIF fallback options, ensuring normal display in all browsers.
Application Scenarios and Suggestions
Q: Are all GIFs suitable for conversion to WebP? A: Yes, especially animations with rich colors, the conversion effect is most noticeable. Q: Will the animation effects be retained? A: Fully retained, with better quality and smaller file size. Q: How to use it on a website? A: Use the '<picture>' tag to load WebP first, downgrade to GIF if not supported. Q: How to verify the effect after conversion? A: Preview in a browser that supports WebP, the animation should be smoother and colors richer.