This article describes how to save WEBP as GIF using Python. It provides a step-by-step process of changing WEBP to GIF to set the IDE for development, a list of tasks for achieving the conversion, and a sample code for demonstrating the conversion thoroughly. Various options will be discussed for customizing the output GIF file.

Steps to Convert Animated WEBP to GIF using Python

1. Import the required modules and classes from Aspose.Imaging for Python via .NET
2. Initialize the license for accessing all the API features without restrictions
3. Load the source WEBP image into the Image class and cast it to WebPImage using aspose.pycore.as_of() method
4. Create an instance of the GifOptions class and set the loop count to the desired number
5. Transform the WEBP object to GIF using the GIF export options defined above

These steps define the process to turn WEBP into GIF using Python. Import the necessary class and modules from the library, initialize the license to avoid limitations, load the image, and typecast it to a WebPImage object. Declare the GifOptions object, set the properties, and use it to transform the loaded file to a GIF file.

Code to Convert WEBP to Animated GIF using Python

This sample code demonstrates how to change WEBP to GIF in Python. We have used aspose.pycore to convert the loaded Image object into the WebPImage for the transformation. The output GIF will animate three times as set using the loops_count property, and for unlimited iterations, set this property to 0.

This article has taught us the process to convert WEBP to GIF. To transform a DICOM file to a collection of PNG files, refer to the article Convert DICOM to PNG using Python.