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MP4 to GIF Converter

Upload a video, preview it, and export an animated GIF for docs, chats, social posts, or product previews.

Browser-based MP4 to GIF conversion with FPS, frame limit, and size controls. Nothing is uploaded.

Convert MP4 to GIF
Preview Drop a video to start.
⇪ Drop video file

Drag and drop or browse.

Supported: MP4, WebM, MOV

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Tool guide

How to turn a video clip into a GIF

Use this converter when a short video moment needs to become a GIF for docs, chat apps, support replies, or social posts where video playback controls are not available.

Steps Recommended workflow
  • Upload the source video.
  • Trim the frame count and FPS to keep the file focused and light.
  • Set the output width and height for where the GIF will be used.
  • Convert, preview, and download the GIF.
Limits What to check before publishing

GIF has a limited color palette and no audio. Use it for short, silent, looping moments rather than full scenes with dialogue or music.

What is a good frame rate?

8 to 12 FPS keeps file size reasonable while still reading as smooth motion for most UI and product clips.

Should I keep the source video?

Yes. Keep the original video for future edits or higher-quality exports; GIF is a lightweight, compatibility-focused output.

Related GIF tools

More ways to work with GIF files.

FAQ

MP4 to GIF Converter FAQ

How do I convert MP4 to GIF online?

Upload an MP4, WebM, or MOV video, choose the FPS, frame limit, and output size, then click Convert to GIF. Preview the result and download it.

Is there a length or size limit?

Very long videos produce very large GIFs. Use the frame limit and FPS controls to keep the output focused on the part of the clip you need.

Is my video uploaded to a server?

No. The video is decoded and converted entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

Is this MP4 to GIF converter free?

Yes. This is a free online MP4 to GIF converter with no account required.

Why is my GIF quality lower than the source video?

GIF only supports a limited color palette per frame. Lowering the frame count and increasing quality settings can help, but some color banding is expected compared to the original video.