Video to GIF · Emoji factory
Turn any video clip into a GIF; precise start/end, frame rate and size, optional watermark.
Drop files here
or click to choose files
Video to GIF · What it does
Turning a video highlight into a GIF is a social essential. This tool uses ffmpeg server-side: set start/end, frame rate and width, optionally add a text watermark, output a palette-optimized GIF. Uploads deleted after; results kept 2 hours.
Four steps, no tutorial needed
Upload, process, download—server auto-cleans
Add Images
Drag and drop or click to choose images—multiple at once, or import a whole folder.
Set Options
Adjust the options below as needed and preview live.
Start Processing
Click start and wait for the progress bar to finish.
Download & Save
Download individually or as a ZIP—the server keeps nothing.
FAQ
Which video formats are supported?
MP4, MOV, WebM, MKV and more; up to 200MB per file.
Related Guides
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