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GIF Tools

Convert video to GIF, GIF to video, or compress GIFs — all in your browser. No uploads, no sign-up. Full control over palette, dithering, FPS, and scale.

Video to GIF

Convert any video or GIF to an animated GIF or MP4. Set FPS, scale, max frames, palette size (colors), dithering, and loop. Full control over quality and file size.

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Spritesheet to GIF

Turn a sprite sheet image into an animated GIF. Set columns, rows, FPS, palette size, dithering, and loop. Perfect for game sprites or frame strips.

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Spritesheet to Video

Convert a sprite sheet into MP4 or WebM. Set columns, rows, offsets, margins, and FPS, then export a lightweight video animation.

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GIF to Video

Convert GIF to MP4 or WebM video. Choose output format, FPS, and scale. Ideal for embedding, social, or re-editing in a video editor.

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GIF Compressor

Reduce GIF file size without losing too much quality. Adjust max colors, dithering, scale, and max FPS. Preview before download.

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Why use these tools?

  • 100% browser-based — Your files never leave your device. No uploads, no servers.
  • Detailed options — Palette size (2–256 colors), dithering (none, Floyd-Steinberg, Bayer), FPS, scale, max frames, loop on/off.
  • Video to GIF — Export as GIF or MP4; tune quality vs file size before downloading.
  • GIF to Video — Convert to MP4 or WebM for better compatibility and smaller size than GIF.
  • GIF Compressor — Shrink existing GIFs by reducing colors, scale, or frame rate.

How It Works

1

Pick a GIF task

Convert video to GIF, turn GIFs into video, or compress an existing GIF.

2

Tune the settings

Each tool exposes FPS, scale, palette, and quality controls with live previews.

3

Export and share

Download the result — everything processes locally in your browser.

Frequently Asked Questions

Video to GIF makes a GIF from a clip; GIF to Video converts a heavy GIF into a small MP4/WebM; GIF Compressor shrinks a GIF you want to keep as a GIF.

GIF is a 1987 format that stores every frame with a limited 256-color palette and weak compression. That's why converting to MP4 routinely cuts size by 90% or more.

Yes — free, no sign-up, no watermarks. Processing happens on your device, which is also why there are no upload limits.

Yes — the Spritesheet to GIF tool plays a sprite sheet's frames at your chosen FPS and exports the loop as a GIF, which is the fastest way to preview or share an animation without opening an engine.

Under ~8 MB posts cleanly almost everywhere; under 2–3 MB loads fast enough for READMEs and store pages. Resolution is the biggest lever, then FPS, then duration — and if the destination plays video, an MP4 beats all three.