Convert WEBM video to GIF frames
Click or drop a WEBM file here
WEBM to GIF extracts up to 10 evenly spaced frames from the first 5 seconds of your WebM video and encodes them into a real, downloadable animated GIF using the gifenc library, entirely in your browser — each frame is downscaled to a max of 480×270 and quantized to its own 256-color palette. WebM plays reliably in Chrome and Firefox, but Safari's WebM support is more limited.
Does this produce a downloadable GIF file?
Yes — after conversion, a "Download GIF" button appears with the finished, real animated GIF assembled from the extracted frames.
Will my WebM file work in every browser?
WebM plays reliably in Chrome and Firefox. Safari's WebM support is more limited, so playback may fail there depending on the file's codec.
Will the GIF preserve full video quality?
No — only 10 frames from the first 5 seconds are captured (not the full frame rate or duration), each downscaled to 480×270 max, and the encoder doesn't dither, so photographic content may show some color banding.
Is WEBM to GIF free to use?
Yes, it's completely free with no signup and no limit on how many files you can process.
Is my file uploaded anywhere?
No. Everything runs locally in your browser — your video is never uploaded to a server.