Choose Conversion Type

GIF to Images

Extract all frames as PNG or JPG images

GIF to Video

Convert GIF to MP4 video format

GIF Converter

Supported Input

Upload GIF files only. Single file per conversion. Maximum file size: 200MB.

Flexible Outputs

Choose Images (PNG/JPG) to extract frames, or Video (MP4) with configurable FPS, quality, and optional resize.

Fast & Reliable

Optimized processing for quick frame extraction and efficient video encoding while preserving quality.

Pro Tip: For best results, use 15–24 FPS for MP4 output, keep GIFs under 200MB, and prefer shorter animations (2–10 seconds).

What is the GIF Converter?

The GIF Converter transforms a single GIF into either a sequence of images (PNG/JPG) or an MP4 video. Configure FPS, quality, and optional resize for efficient outputs suited to web, social, and editing workflows.

  • Extracts all frames for precise editing or thumbnails.
  • Encodes MP4 for smooth playback and better platform support.
  • Type‑aware settings and safe defaults for reliable results.

How to Convert a GIF to Images or Video

  1. Select GIF to Images or GIF to Video above.
  2. Upload your GIF (single file, up to 200MB).
  3. Configure settings: choose PNG/JPG for images, or set FPS/quality/resize for video.
  4. Click Start Conversion, then download frames or the MP4.

Tip: 15–24 FPS is smooth for most MP4 outputs and keeps sizes practical.

Best Practices for Better Outputs

  • Use PNG for crisp frame extraction; JPG for smaller files.
  • For video, pick 15–24 FPS; higher FPS increases size with little benefit.
  • Resize down to reduce file size and improve compatibility.
  • Prefer shorter GIFs (2–10s) for faster processing and downloads.

Popular Use Cases

  • Convert GIFs to MP4 for better social platform support.
  • Extract frames to make thumbnails, sprites, or storyboards.
  • Prepare assets for editing or archiving with consistent formats.
  • Create lighter outputs for sharing and performance.
Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Choose GIF to Video, set FPS and quality, optionally pick a resize preset, then start conversion.

Select GIF to Images, upload your GIF, choose PNG (lossless) or JPG (smaller size), and convert to download the frames.

15–24 FPS provides smooth playback with practical file sizes. Higher FPS increases file size with diminishing visual benefit.

Yes. Use the resize dropdown and choose a common resolution like 480×360, 640×480, 720p, or 1080p for MP4 outputs.