
STEP 01
Upload Your MP4
Drag an MP4 into the upload area or choose a file from your device.
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Turn an MP4 into a GIF in your browser. Choose a moment, adjust the settings, and download it.
Convert MP4 to GIF directly in your browser.
Processed locally in your browser. Width will not exceed the source video.

STEP 01
Drag an MP4 into the upload area or choose a file from your device.

STEP 02
Select up to 15 seconds. Width sets the image size; FPS affects smoothness and file size.

STEP 03
Click Convert to GIF, then preview and download your GIF.
See a real espresso scene transformed into GIF. Switch settings to compare flowing coffee, detail, frame rate and actual file size.
Warm espresso pours into a clear glass cup. Watch the steam, liquid movement and golden crema change after GIF conversion.


At 480px and 8 FPS, the espresso movement is less fluid and the file is smaller than the 15 FPS version.
| Feature | MP4 | GIF |
|---|---|---|
| Audio | Supported | Not supported |
| Colors | Full color | Up to 256 colors per frame |
| Playback | Player controls | Commonly loops automatically |
| File size | Often smaller for equivalent content | Can be larger |
| Typical use | Full video clips | Short silent animations |
| Quality | Depends on encoding | Limited palette can reduce detail |
GIF works well for short, silent loops. Keep MP4 for longer playback or sound; a GIF may lose color detail or be larger than its source.
Choose an MP4, select a clip up to 15 seconds, choose the GIF settings, and click Convert to GIF. Preview and download the result.
Yes. GIF uses a limited color palette and no audio, so color and detail can differ from the original MP4.
This page accepts MP4 only. Use Video to GIF for MOV, MKV and other videos that your browser can decode.
GIF supports up to 256 colors per frame. Complex colors and gradients may look grainy after conversion.
No. GIF does not support audio.
There is no watermark. Large files may exceed your browser’s memory or take a long time; try a smaller file if conversion fails.
12 FPS is a balanced starting point. Use 8 FPS for fewer frames or 15 FPS for smoother motion and a potentially larger file.
This page accepts MP4 files. Video to GIF also accepts other video formats that your browser can preview.