GIF to Video
Upload an animated GIF — set FPS and scale, then export as MP4 or WebM. Better compatibility and often smaller than GIF.
Drag & drop your GIF here
Convert GIF to MP4 or WebM. Set FPS and scale, then extract and export.
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GIF, MP4, WebM, MOV, OGG
How It Works
Upload a GIF
Drop in the animated GIF you want to convert.
Choose MP4 or WebM
Pick the output format and quality settings.
Download the video
Get a dramatically smaller file with the same animation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Typically 80–95% smaller for the same visual content — video codecs compress across frames while GIF stores each one nearly independently.
Video files don't embed a loop flag the way GIFs do, but every player and web embed can loop them — on the web, add the `loop` attribute to the video tag.
Both work in all modern browsers. MP4 (H.264) is the safest universal pick; WebM often compresses a bit smaller.
Practically none you can see — the GIF's 256-color palette is already the quality bottleneck, and video codecs at reasonable bitrates reproduce it faithfully. The conversion is nearly all size win.
Use a video tag with `autoplay loop muted playsinline` — muted autoplay is allowed by all modern browsers, so the clip loops silently exactly like the GIF did, at a tenth of the bandwidth.