Anonymous
on May 16th
Absolutely awesome, yes I am in awe.
I converted 300 webp animations to gif only 12 failed and now my dj video sets are what I imagined 20 years ago! great app.
webp2gif.exe - convert animated WebP to GIF
webp2gif
webp2gif.exe is a simple command line tool for batch conversion of animated WebP images to the GIF format. The executable works on Windows and should be usable on Linux under Wine.
How to use it?
The tool can be used either from command line or from Windows Desktop. In the later case, place the tool on your Desktop and then drag and drop files or folders onto it. The tool will automatically convert all WebPs to GIF format and place them in the same folders as the originals.
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Anonymous
on May 16th
Anonymous
on May 25th
<type your comment here>It works!! I can't believe how easy and simple it was.
Thanks man.
Anonymous
on June 5th
Thank you, you're a life saver.
Anonymous
on June 12th
Wish the quality was not so bad. It's unusable.
Anonymous
on July 3rd
Just what I was looking for, but as another reviewer has mentioned, the output quality is lacking. Any chance this can be improved?
Anonymous
on July 9th
This would be great if the quality was better. Woks well but images quality bad.
Anonymous
on July 10th
Just use Gimp. It's free and the latest version supports webp to gif conversion, including animated gifs. see this link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6T3mp0EoxBA
Anonymous
on July 27th
so fucking good! the best I've ever tried!
Anonymous
on August 1st
Very big thanks
Anonymous
on August 2nd
Well, I just tried to use it on 10 webp files and yes, it did convert all those files from webp to gif, however it did NOT keep the animation, so useless to me, since the animation was the important piece of the file. So, I am not sure how it is possible it worked for other users here. I am using an up-to-date version of Windows 10, but I don't think that's the issue here.
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