Add AVI video files
Choose non-empty .avi files up to 100 MB that host FFmpeg can read and that include a video stream.
AVI to animated WebP conversion
Upload eligible AVI files to a sequential server-side queue. Fileverses re-encodes the first video stream as an animated WebP download with no audio.
Processed by our self-hosted conversion engine
Supported files
The profile selects the first video stream, discards audio, metadata, and chapters, then encodes a continuously looping animated WebP at quality 75.
How it works
Choose non-empty .avi files up to 100 MB that host FFmpeg can read and that include a video stream.
The server processes queue items one at a time, mapping only the first video stream and creating an animated WebP.
Inspect the completed animation in a compatible browser, then download its separately named WebP file.
Animated WebP boundaries
This is a new quality-75 animated WebP encode, not an AVI remux. It has no trimming, resize, frame-rate, palette, or quality controls.
Convert AVI to WebPUploads must be non-empty .avi files of 100 MB or less. Host FFmpeg must be able to read a video stream.
The profile uses -an, so the animated WebP contains no audio, even when the AVI source has sound.
The result is a newly encoded continuously looping animated WebP at quality 75. It is neither a stream copy nor a lossless conversion.
Metadata and chapters are removed; subtitles, attachments, alternate streams, trimming, resizing, frame-rate, palette, and quality choices are unavailable.
AVI to WebP FAQ
Use a non-empty .avi file up to 100 MB that host FFmpeg can read and that has a video stream.
No. This profile deliberately removes audio, so every WebP result is silent.
Yes. The fixed profile writes a continuously looping animated WebP.
There are no controls. The profile uses animated WebP quality 75 and does not expose resize, crop, frame-rate, palette, or quality settings.
No. Only the first video stream is mapped; metadata and chapters are removed, and extra streams, subtitles, and attachments are not retained.
Yes. The server processes submitted files sequentially and supplies a separate download for each successful result.
Size is not guaranteed. It depends on the source content and the fixed re-encode.