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Video to GIF Converter — Free & Fully In-Browser

Convert a video clip to a GIF — trim the start and end, pick the frame rate, and cap the width. No upload, no signup, nothing leaves your device.

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How to use Video to GIF

  1. 1Choose a local video file (MP4, WebM, MOV…). It is read by a local <video> element — never uploaded.
  2. 2Trim the start and end times to the range you want.
  3. 3Pick the frame rate (5–15 fps is plenty) and the output width.
  4. 4Click Convert to GIF and download. Frames are captured to a canvas and encoded on your device.

Video to GIF FAQ

Which video formats work?
Any your browser can play — typically MP4, WebM, and MOV with common codecs. The clip is read locally through a <video> element; it is never uploaded.
How do I keep the GIF small?
Trim to the shortest useful range, cap the frame rate (10–15 fps is plenty for most clips), and limit the output width. Smaller dimensions shrink the file the most.
Is the video ever sent to a server?
No. Frames are captured from a local <video> element onto a canvas and encoded in your browser. The strict Content-Security-Policy blocks third-party connections.