ABOUT THIS TOOL
Turn a screen recording or short video into an animated GIF. Control the clip length, width and frame rate before downloading.
How it works
Choose a video. Drop a video into the tool. Its video encoding must be supported by your browser.
Set your GIF options. Choose the frame rate and width. Use Trim range to select a shorter section, and check the estimated frame count.
Convert and download. Convert the clip, preview the animation, and download the GIF. Reduce its width, duration or frame rate if the file is too large.
Formats and useful details
Input
Video files such as MP4, MOV, WebM and MKV with a browser-decodable video track.
Output
Animated GIF without audio.
Good to know
Choose 10, 15, 20 or 24 fps, with a width of 320, 480, 640, 800 pixels or Original. Output is limited to 600 frames: 60 seconds at 10 fps, 40 seconds at 15 fps, or 25 seconds at 24 fps. GIF has a limited color palette.
Processed on your device
Your selected files are processed on your device by the browser-based converter. Available formats and conversion speed depend on your browser, the file’s encoding, and your device. Large files may require more memory.
Frequently asked questions
Why is the GIF larger than my original video?
GIF is less efficient than modern video formats for many moving images. Shorten the clip, lower its frame rate, or reduce its width. If you need sound or efficient playback, keep a video format instead.
Why was only part of my video included?
The output is capped at 600 frames. Lower the frame rate to include more time, or trim the video to the section you need. The tool warns when the selected range exceeds this limit.
Does the GIF include sound?
No. GIF cannot contain an audio track. Use the video format converter when you need a playable video with sound.
