Convert videos to GIF animations. Supports MP4, WebM, MOV input. Adjust start/end time, FPS (1–30), and size.
How to use Video to GIF?
Upload the video you want to convert to GIF.
Adjust FPS and width.
Click convert and download the GIF.
Frequently asked questions about Video to GIF
Is video processing slow?
Processing happens in your browser, so speed depends on your computer. Short videos (under 30 seconds) are recommended.
How do I keep the GIF file size down?
A GIF stores a full image for every frame, so length, width and frame rate decide the size. Keeping it under five seconds, capping the width at 480 px and dropping to 10-12 fps usually lands under 2-3 MB. Choosing a passage with a simple background and little motion helps just as much.
How long can the source video be when converting to GIF?
There is no hard cap, but ten seconds or less is the practical sweet spot. GIF carries no audio and stores a whole image per frame, so past about 30 seconds the file balloons into the tens of megabytes and many platforms reject it. For longer passages, convert to MP4 or WebM instead.
Why do the colors look worse in the GIF than in the video?
The GIF format allows only 256 colors per frame, so a video with millions of colors gets squeezed into a palette and smooth gradients break into visible bands. It shows up most in skies, skin tones and sunsets, where color changes gradually. If color fidelity matters, export to APNG or WebM instead — both keep the original range.
How to get the most out of Video to GIF?
To reduce GIF file size, set FPS to 10-15 and width to 480px or less.
Short videos under 30 seconds convert smoothly in the browser.
Select a segment that loops naturally for a more engaging GIF.