- Starting file
- Short video
- Goal
- Make a shareable animation
- Result
- Animated GIF or WebP
Free Online GIF Tools
Pick a real browser-based workflow to make a GIF from video, edit an existing animation, or convert a GIF to a new format.
Choose by what you have and what you need
Use the current toolset as a simple input-to-output path. Every link opens the actual tool, not a placeholder category page.
- Starting file
- Animated GIF
- Goal
- Make it smaller or inspect its animation
- Result
- Compressed GIF or on-page report
- Starting file
- Animated GIF
- Goal
- Change its playback timing
- Result
- Retimed GIF
- Starting file
- Animated GIF
- Goal
- Use a video-first format
- Result
- Silent H.264 MP4
- Starting file
- Animated GIF
- Goal
- Keep animation in WebP
- Result
- Animated WebP
Current GIF tools
Each card states its actual input, output, and local-processing behavior. Filter to compare only the workflows that fit your file.
Make
Video to GIF
Trim a short video and export an animated GIF or WebP with control over timing, frame rate, and width.
- Input
- MP4, MOV, WebM, or M4V up to 100MB
- Output
- GIF or animated WebP from a 0.1–15 second selection
- Processing
- Conversion runs locally in your browser.
Edit
GIF Compressor
Reduce an animation’s dimensions, colors, or frame rate, then compare the original and compressed result.
- Input
- Animated GIF up to 50MB
- Output
- A smaller animated GIF with chosen tradeoffs
- Processing
- Uses a local WebAssembly media engine.
Edit
GIF Analyzer
Check whether a GIF animates and inspect its frame count, dimensions, timing, FPS, loops, and file size.
- Input
- GIF up to 50MB
- Output
- An on-page compatibility and animation report
- Processing
- Reads the file structure locally in your browser.
Edit
GIF Speed Changer
Speed up or slow down a GIF, choose an exact frame interval, and preview the regenerated loop before saving.
- Input
- Animated GIF up to 50MB
- Output
- A retimed GIF from 0.25× to 2×
- Processing
- Preview and export run locally with WebAssembly.
Convert
GIF to MP4
Turn an animated GIF into a silent H.264 video and preview the result before downloading.
- Input
- Animated GIF up to 50MB
- Output
- Silent H.264 MP4 with optional resize and quality settings
- Processing
- FFmpeg.wasm encodes the video inside your browser.
Convert
GIF to WebP
Convert a GIF to animated WebP, adjust quality and width, and compare both formats before you download.
- Input
- Animated GIF up to 50MB
- Output
- Animated WebP with animation preserved
- Processing
- Conversion runs locally with browser WebAssembly.
Know the limits before you choose a file
The tools on this page describe browser-local processing in their own workflows. File limits and browser memory constraints still differ by tool, so check the matching card and tool page before you begin.
- Video to GIF accepts video files up to 100MB and a selected clip up to 15 seconds.
- The current GIF editing and conversion tools accept GIF files up to 50MB.
- Heavy files, large dimensions, or many frames can still exceed available browser memory.
- Use the tool’s preview or report to confirm the output before you download it.
Need a GIF to start with?
Browse the current face-swap template library, then return here when you need to check, compress, retime, or convert the animation.
Browse GIF templatesGIF tools FAQ
Which GIF tool should I start with?
Start with Video to GIF for a short source clip. Start with Compressor, Analyzer, or Speed Changer when you already have an animated GIF. Choose a converter only when you need MP4 or animated WebP output.
Are these GIF tools free?
The current browser-local workflows do not require an account, credits, or a server-side media conversion API. Check each tool page for its exact inputs, limits, and output behavior.
Will a local tool work with every file?
No. The supported formats and file-size limits vary by tool. Large dimensions, long clips, and many animation frames can require more browser memory than a device has available.