.webpTypical support level 4

WebP Viewer — Frame-by-Frame Animation

View WebP images or pause animated WebP, step through frames and adjust speed in supported browsers. Free, with no uploads, signup or software installation.

Choose a .webp file

Your file stays on this device

Choose a file to view it in your browser. No signup or software installation needed. Your file stays on your device and is never uploaded.

Pause, inspect frames and change animation speed

Choose a local image from Files on your phone or computer. Pause, inspect the previous or next frame, then play to continue. Choose 0.25×–4× speed for slow or fast playback. Zoom, rotate and fit remain available. Controls require frame decoding support for the format; other browsers show a native preview with an explanation.

Download the original WEBP sample

You can also click Samples beside Open folder, then choose a file from the Animation samples folder. These original gradient images were generated by Anyfile for trying the viewer.

What Anyfile can show

Play/pause, frame-by-frame viewing and 0.25×–4× playback speed when supported
Frame counts, decoded frame timing and loop information
Lossy and lossless WebP pixels
Transparency and animation supported by the browser

Limits and conditions

Frame controls require ImageDecoder support for this format; otherwise native preview is used
Controlled animation: 128 MiB input, 8192 pixels per edge, 16 Mi pixels per frame and 64 Mi pixels across all frames
Color and animation behavior follows the current browser decoder
Embedded metadata is not presented as an editable panel

IMPLEMENTATION

Viewers responsible for this format

WebP uses a RIFF-based container for compressed still images and animation, with optional alpha. Anyfile verifies native decoding and displays the image directly from the selected local file.

Browser image viewer

Browser image viewer: explore supported file formats, viewing limits and open-source credits. Your files are never uploaded.

See implementation and open-source credits

Common question

How do I view animated WebP frame by frame?

Open the WebP file and pause playback, then use Previous frame and Next frame. The speed menu offers 0.25×–4× playback. Static WebP images use the normal image viewer; animated controls need browser support.

Does viewing WebP convert it to PNG or JPEG?

No. The browser decodes the original WebP locally and Anyfile does not create a converted file.