Step 1
Choose your clip
Add an MP4, MOV, M4V, or WebM video from your device.
Trim an MP4, MOV, or WebM clip and turn it into a looping GIF with size controls
Add an MP4, MOV, M4V, or WebM video from your device.
Keep the best moment, crop it, and choose width, FPS, and file-size target.
Get a looping GIF ready for chats, websites, forums, or email.
Yes. MP4, MOV, M4V, and WebM videos are supported with no account, watermark, or daily conversion limit.
Start with a short two-to-six-second clip, 480px width, and 15 FPS. Increase frame rate for fast movement or lower the width to make the file smaller.
GIF stores animation less efficiently than modern video formats and supports only 256 colors per frame. Trimming the clip is the most effective way to reduce its size.
No. The GIF format cannot contain audio. Use MP4 if the sound is important.
No. The conversion runs in your browser, and the source video stays on your device.
Turn an MP4, MOV, M4V, or WebM clip into a GIF without uploading the video. Use the preview to keep only the useful moment, crop it for a square or vertical post, then choose the GIF width and frame rate.
GIF is much less efficient than MP4, so short clips work best. Trim the video to roughly two to six seconds before lowering quality. If a website has a strict upload limit, choose a file-size target and the converter will reduce width and frame rate when needed.
Use GIF when you need a silent animation that loops automatically. Keep MP4 when audio, smooth color, or a smaller download matters. You can use the video compressor when MP4 is the better format but the original file is too large.