Video to GIF

Make a GIF from a video in seconds. Convert MP4, MOV, WebM, and MKV clips to GIF with custom FPS, size, palette, and loop settings in your browser with private, on-device processing.

Private & Secure - Files never leave your device

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Supports MP4, MOV, MKV, WebM, and more

How it works

1

Upload video

Select the clip you want to convert into a GIF.

2

Tune your settings

Pick FPS, size, palette strategy, and loop behavior.

3

Export GIF

Preview the animation and download instantly.

Why use our video to GIF converter?

100% Private

Everything runs locally in your browser. Your videos never get uploaded to any server.

Full Control Over Quality

Tune FPS, dimensions, palette strategy, and dithering to get the perfect balance of size and clarity.

Fast, On-Device Export

Convert short clips quickly and download instantly without waiting for uploads.

Popular use cases

Social media clips

Turn highlights into looping GIFs for posts, replies, and reactions.

Product demos

Showcase UI flows or features with short, lightweight animations.

Tutorial highlights

Capture key steps from a longer video into a quick loop.

Memes and reactions

Create high-impact reactions from your favorite moments.

GIF settings guide

SettingImpactBest For
FPSHigher FPS looks smoother but increases file size.Action scenes and motion-heavy clips.
DimensionsSmaller sizes reduce file size dramatically.Sharing on chat apps or social platforms.
PaletteGlobal palettes are smaller; per-frame improves quality.Balanced quality and size.
LoopingInfinite loops feel seamless; fixed loops save attention.Memes, UI demos, or instruction loops.

Tips for best results

Trim to the best moment

Shorter clips export faster and keep the GIF focused.

Start around 12-15 FPS

This is a strong balance of smooth motion and smaller size for most clips.

Resize before you export

Reduce width or height to dramatically shrink file size without sacrificing clarity.

Use a global palette for smaller files

Global palettes are more compact; switch to per-frame if you notice banding.

Frequently Asked Questions