Choose your WebM
Drop the .webm file onto the box. Screen recorders and browser captures often save WebM.
Free WebM to GIF converter
Convert a WebM clip to a GIF that plays anywhere.
or drop a video anywhere here
MP4, MOV, WebM
WebM is the open web video format (VP8, VP9 or AV1 video). Chrome, Edge and Firefox open WebM files, and recent Safari versions open most VP9 WebM files. Choose the file above, trim up to 15 seconds and click Create GIF; the GIF then works in places that do not accept WebM, such as many email clients and older chat apps.
Drop the .webm file onto the box. Screen recorders and browser captures often save WebM.
Select up to 15 seconds and pick a preset or set width and frame rate.
Click Create GIF and download the looping file.
| File | Opens in the browser? | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| VP8 / VP9 WebM | Chrome, Edge, Firefox; recent Safari | Most WebM files from screen recorders and the web. |
| AV1 WebM | Recent Chrome, Edge, Firefox | Use Chrome or Firefox if Safari cannot open it. |
| Transparent WebM (alpha) | Opens, but GIF transparency is not kept | The GIF gets a solid background. |
| Use | Setting | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Screen captures | More detail: 720 px, 20 fps | Sharp text, small files. |
| Stickers and reactions | Smaller file: 320 px, 10 fps | Fast to load in chats. |
| General clips | Balanced: 480 px, 15 fps | A good default for most uses. |
Size figures come from our 3 November 2026 FFmpeg tests; the full table is on the batch converter page. Limits for every source: up to 15 seconds, 300 frames and 960 px wide per GIF; source files up to 200 MB.
No. The video is opened by your browser and turned into a GIF with FFmpeg compiled to WebAssembly, so it stays on your device. It is free, with no account, no daily limit and no watermark.
GIF plays automatically almost everywhere, including email and apps that do not accept WebM uploads. WebM is smaller, so keep it when the destination supports video.
No. The converter writes a GIF with a solid background, so transparent areas of a WebM are filled.
Up to 15 seconds and 300 frames per GIF.
Last updated: 3 November 2026.