Video to GIF

Trim a clip, dial in size and frame rate, and export a lightweight animated GIF. Decoding and encoding run entirely in your browser.

100% in-browser

Drag & drop video, or browse

MP4 · MOV · WebM · MKV - up to 250 MB

Output width

Original

auto

720p

1280x720

480px

480x270

320px

320x180

Custom

px

8

fps

12

fps

15

fps

24

fps

128

Smaller file

Richer color

80

Repeat endlessly

Play then reverse

GIF · 480×270 · 14.3 fps · 0 frames

est. ~0 KB

The file is parsed and decoded in a Web Worker with the WebCodecs API, then encoded to GIF in that same worker - no upload, no server.

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Keep clips short - every frame is stored in full, so length costs far more than width. Exports stop at 900 frames.
GIF stores delays in hundredths of a second, so 15 fps actually plays at 14.3. The summary line shows the rate you really get.
One palette is built for the whole clip, so fewer colors shrink flat UI recordings fast; raise it for photographic footage.
More dithering means smoother gradients but a bigger file - error diffusion breaks up the runs GIF compresses.