MP4 to WebP Converter

Convert an MP4 to an animated WebP entirely in your browser — tune fps, width, quality, loop, and trim. Your video never leaves your device.

Your video is converted entirely in your browser — it is never uploaded. Only the ffmpeg engine is fetched once from a CDN and then cached. Single-threaded, so keep clips short for a quick result.
Video file
Pick an MP4 (or other video). Read locally — nothing uploaded.
Output options
About

About MP4 to WebP Converter

Animated WebP is a great modern replacement for animated GIF — far smaller at similar quality, and supported across all current browsers. This tool converts an MP4 clip into an animated WebP without uploading anything: it runs a WebAssembly build of ffmpeg (ffmpeg.wasm) directly in your browser, so the video stays on your machine the whole time. Only the ffmpeg engine code is fetched once from a CDN and then cached.

You control the output: frame rate (lower fps means a much smaller file), maximum width (downscale to shrink the result), libwebp quality, whether the animation loops forever or plays once, and an optional trim (start offset and duration) to convert just a slice of the clip. A live preview shows the animated result and its file size before you download it.

Because it uses the single-threaded ffmpeg core, conversion is CPU-bound and best suited to short clips — a few seconds of SD/720p footage. Long or high-resolution videos produce large files and take longer, so keep fps and width modest for social-sized loops. The first conversion downloads the ~10 MB (gzipped) ffmpeg core; subsequent ones reuse it.

How to use MP4 to WebP Converter

  1. Choose an MP4

    Pick a video file. It is read locally in your browser and never uploaded.

  2. Set the output options

    Adjust frame rate, maximum width, quality, and loop. Optionally trim a start offset and duration to convert just part of the clip.

  3. Convert

    Click Convert. The first run downloads the ffmpeg engine (cached afterwards), then encodes the animated WebP with a progress bar.

  4. Preview and download

    Check the animated preview and file size, then download the .webp.

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