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Supports: MP4, MOV, MKV, AVI, WebM

Video to GIF Conversion

Supported Formats

Upload videos in MP4, MOV, MKV, AVI, WebM formats. Maximum file size: 200MB per video.

Full Control

Customize dimensions, frame rate, duration, start time, and loop count for perfect GIFs.

Fast Processing

Advanced compression algorithms ensure quick conversion while maintaining quality.

Pro Tip: For best results, keep GIFs under 10MB and resize to smaller dimensions for sharing.

What is the Video to GIF Tool?

The Video to GIF tool converts MP4, MOV, MKV, AVI, WebM into animated GIFs. You can trim start and duration, set FPS, adjust dimensions, and control loop count to create share‑ready GIFs.

  • Precise trimming with Start and Duration.
  • Flexible FPS presets with max duration guidance.
  • Resize dimensions to reduce file size and fit platforms.
  • Set loop to infinite or a specific repeat count.

How to Convert a Video to GIF

  1. Upload your video using the area above.
  2. Optionally set Start and Duration for the clip.
  3. Choose FPS, Width, and Height; set Loop.
  4. Click Convert to GIF, then download your result.

Tip: Smaller dimensions and 10–24 FPS keep sizes practical and playback smooth.

Best Practices for Smaller, Smoother GIFs

  • Use 10–24 FPS; higher FPS increases size with limited benefit.
  • Resize down width/height to reduce file size dramatically.
  • Trim to short clips (2–10s) for faster conversion and better sharing.
  • Loop count 0 = infinite; set a specific number for limited repeats.

Popular Use Cases

  • Create reactions, highlights, and tutorial clips.
  • Make platform‑friendly GIFs from longer videos.
  • Produce lightweight animations for social and messaging.
  • Share concise loops with infinite or limited repeats.
Frequently Asked Questions

Upload a video, set Start and Duration if needed, choose FPS and dimensions, set Loop, then click Convert to GIF.

15–24 FPS provides smooth motion with practical file sizes. Lower FPS reduces size; higher FPS increases size with limited visual gain.

Yes. Set Start to choose when the GIF begins and Duration to define how long it runs.

Use smaller dimensions, pick lower FPS (10–15), and keep short durations. Loop count doesn’t affect size; GIFs are limited to 256 colors.