Drag the two handles on the film strip to pick a clip, choose a width and frame rate, press Make the GIF. The same desk trims and shrinks videos, turns pictures into a GIF and grabs a frame at full sharpness.
Your video never leaves your device: no upload, no queue.
How to use it
- Drop an MP4, MOV or WebM video on the editing desk.
- Drag the yellow handles on the film strip to pick the clip (GIFs up to 20 seconds).
- Choose width, frames per second, speed and colours.
- Press Make the GIF, then download or send it.
Why it's handy
- Video to GIF, pick the clip to the tenth of a second
- Pictures to GIF, set how long each one shows
- Trim and shrink video to 1080p, 720p, 480p
- Grab a sharp PNG frame, or 12 evenly spaced frames
- Captions on the GIF, reverse, and boomerang
Questions
- Is my video uploaded?
- No. It's read and encoded in your browser on your device.
- Why does shrinking take as long as the clip?
- The browser records the clip while it plays, so it takes exactly as long as the clip. Keep the window open until it's done.
- My iPhone video won't open. Why?
- Only some browsers can read iPhone HEVC video. Try Safari, or set the camera to Most Compatible.
- How big will the GIF be?
- It depends on width, frames and colours. For a lighter file pick 64 colours, fewer frames or a smaller width; the size shows as soon as it's done.
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