Free · MP4, MOV and WebM

Video to GIF Converter

Trim a short video, choose output width and frame rate, then create a looping GIF locally without uploading the source clip.

MP4, MOV and WebM input Trim start and end Width and frame-rate control No upload or watermark

Browser workflow

How to use the video to gif

A focused three-step workflow designed for complete folders rather than one file at a time.

1

Choose a short video

Add an MP4, MOV or WebM clip that your browser can decode.

2

Trim and set quality

Select the useful segment, output width, frame rate and color count.

3

Create and download

Sample the frames locally, encode a looping GIF and save it to your device.

Where this tool fits

Product demos

Turn a short interface or product interaction into an autoplaying loop.

Documentation

Embed a concise visual step in help articles and internal guides.

Reactions and social posts

Trim a memorable moment into a lightweight looping response.

Email campaigns

Create a silent animation for clients that display GIFs more reliably than video.

GIF is best for short silent loops

GIF has no audio and a limited color palette. Keep the segment short and reduce dimensions for a practical file size.

Frame rate controls size and smoothness

Eight to twelve frames per second works for many demonstrations. Higher frame rates add frames quickly and produce larger downloads.

Tips for better results

  • Trim the clip to the shortest useful loop.
  • Use a width between 480 and 720 pixels for common web embeds.
  • Lower the frame rate before lowering the color count.
  • Use video instead when audio or photographic color accuracy is essential.

Frequently asked questions

Does the GIF include sound?

No. The GIF format does not support audio.

Is the video uploaded?

No. Frame sampling and GIF encoding happen in your browser.

Which video formats are supported?

The file picker accepts MP4, MOV and WebM. Actual playback support depends on the browser codec support.

How do I reduce GIF file size?

Trim the duration, reduce the output width, lower frame rate or use fewer palette colors.

Is there a practical duration limit?

The tool limits conversion to a short segment because long, high-resolution GIFs consume substantial memory and create very large files.