Video to GIF

Pick a clip from a video and export it as a looping GIF, with your own frame rate and size.

Video (MP4, WebM, MOV…)

Start time (seconds)

Duration (seconds)

Frame rate (fps)

Output width (px)

Quality (1 = best)

Loop

How it works

Load a video the browser can play (MP4/H.264, WebM, and MOV on Safari), set the start time and how many seconds to capture, then create the GIF.
Frames are grabbed from the video at your chosen frame rate and encoded with gif.js. 10–15 fps and a width of 320–480 px keeps the file a sensible size.
Very long clips produce very large GIFs — keep the duration short (a few seconds) for a shareable result.
The video is read locally using the browser’s own decoder; nothing is uploaded.