Environmental concerns over petroleum-based packaging have increased interests in biodegradable edible films from renewable resources. Exopolysaccharides from lactic acid bacteria are promising due to their film-forming ability, safety and functionality. Weissella confusa NH02, isolated from Thai fermented pork (Nham), produces high-molecular-weight glucan exopolysaccharides appropriate for film formation. However, exopolysaccharides films alone are fragile and moisture-sensitive. Glycerol plasticization can improve flexibility and barrier characteristics by modifying intermolecular interactions. This study developed exopolysaccharides films from Weissella confusa NH02 and assessed the effect of glycerol content on film characteristics.