Video & Audio

Video to GIF

Turn a short video clip into a shareable animated GIF. Choose the segment, frame rate and size — it all runs in your browser via ffmpeg.wasm, with no upload, no watermark and no sign-up.

Last updated: July 2026

To turn a video into a GIF, load the clip, pick a start time and duration, set the frame rate and width, and the tool renders an animated GIF using a two-pass palette for clean colours — all via FFmpeg in your browser (ffmpeg.wasm), so nothing is uploaded. Keep clips short (a few seconds) to keep the GIF small.

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How to use Video to GIF

  1. Choose a video file.
  2. Set the start time, duration, fps and width.
  3. Click “Make GIF” and download it.

Frequently asked questions

How do I turn a video into a GIF?

Load the video here, choose which few seconds to convert, set the frame rate and width, and click Make GIF. The GIF is rendered locally and downloads straight to your device — free, with no watermark.

Can I convert a Twitch clip or Imgur video to a GIF?

Yes — download the clip to your device first (as an MP4 or WebM file), then load it here. The tool converts any local video file; it can't fetch from a URL because everything runs in your browser.

Can I make a GIF with audio?

No — the GIF format itself has no sound. If you need audio, keep the clip as a video: trim it with the Trim Video tool instead, or compress it for sharing.

Can the GIF have a transparent background?

Videos don't carry transparency, so a GIF converted from video always has a solid background. Transparent GIFs have to be authored from transparent source images.

Why keep the clip short?

GIFs are large and memory-heavy. A few seconds at a modest width and fps keeps the file small and avoids exceeding browser memory.

Is my video uploaded?

No — the GIF is rendered locally in your browser via ffmpeg.wasm.

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