Video to GIF

When to use Video to GIF

You recorded a 90-second screen capture of a new feature, and the design team wants a short looping GIF to drop into the product changelog in Notion. Upload the MP4 here, drag the start and end sliders to the 8-second moment that shows the key interaction, and download an animated GIF. ffmpeg.wasm — a WebAssembly build of FFmpeg — handles the conversion on your computer, so the original screen recording never leaves your machine. The tool generates a custom color palette per clip so the output has better color accuracy than a naive frame dump. The GIF drops straight into Slack, Jira, Confluence, or any Markdown file without needing a video player.

• Clip a 10-second product demo moment for a Notion changelog entry
• Turn a tutorial screen recording segment into a Slack-embeddable loop
• Turn a reaction clip into a looping GIF for a team chat

About this tool

Clip five seconds from a video and turn it into a shareable animated GIF — without uploading anything to a cloud service. Upload your MP4, WebM, MOV, or AVI file, set the start and end time for the clip you want, and download the GIF. Useful for product demos, reaction clips, tutorial highlights, or any short loop you want to drop into a chat or embed in a doc. ffmpeg.wasm handles the conversion entirely in your browser, not on our server, so nothing leaves your machine.