Turn video into GIF right in your browser. No upload, unlimited, free.
Choose a video
MP4 / WebM, up to 10s per clip — processed in your browser, never uploaded
A free online video to GIF converter that runs entirely in your browser. Pick an MP4 or WebM clip, trim the part you want, set the frame rate and output width, then generate a GIF you can download in one click. Because the conversion happens on your device, the video is never uploaded to a server, so it stays private and the tool keeps working even on a slow connection. There is no sign-in, no credits, no watermark, and no limit on how many clips you convert. Adjust the trim range and quality settings to keep the file small enough to share anywhere.
Click or drop in an MP4 / WebM clip. The file is processed only in your browser and never uploaded.
Drag the sliders to pick a clip (up to 10s), then set the frame rate (5–15 fps) and output width.
Click "Convert to GIF", preview the result and its size, then download it in one click.
Frame extraction and encoding run locally in your browser, so the video never leaves your device.
Unlimited use, no sign-in, no credits, and no watermark on the result.
Tune the trim range, frame rate, and output width to balance sharpness against file size.
Set anywhere from 5 to 15 fps to trade smoother motion against a smaller file.
Pick the output width to fit chat apps, forums, or social posts without extra editing.
Runs in any modern browser on desktop or mobile, with nothing to install.
Clip the best moment from a video and turn it into a shareable reaction.
Show a quick feature or step as a looping GIF for docs and emails.
Make lightweight GIFs that autoplay in feeds where a video would be heavy.
Capture a short screen clip and drop a GIF into issues or guides.
No. The entire conversion happens in your browser; the video file stays on your device and is never uploaded.
MP4 and WebM are recommended because browsers decode them most reliably. Some MOV or HEVC videos can't be decoded by the browser and may fail to load.
GIF uses only 256 colors with no compression, so longer clips balloon in size and memory. Capping at 10s keeps generation smooth and the output usable; split longer clips into multiple passes.
No. The output has no watermark and you can use it as many times as you like.
Yes. Set the frame rate from 5 to 15 fps and choose the output width before converting. Lower values make a smaller file, higher values look smoother.
Yes. The converter runs in any modern mobile browser, so you can turn a clip into a GIF on your phone without installing an app.
GIF stores every frame with up to 256 colors and little compression, so longer clips and higher frame rates grow quickly. Trim the clip, lower the frame rate, or reduce the width to shrink it.
Free, browser-only, no upload. Pick a clip and get a GIF in seconds.