Good for exactly this
The upload that keeps rejecting your MP4, the app that only opens GIF, and the person who asked for GIF by name.
Turn an MP4 into a GIF right here in your browser. Free, nothing to install, no account to make, and no watermark on what you download.
or just drag it in here
Your file is deleted after the job · download expires in 24 hours · no watermark
You need GIF because something on the other end insists on it — an upload form, an app, a client. GIF gives you a silent loop you can drop into a chat, a doc or a README with no player at all, and this page hands it over in one step.
The upload that keeps rejecting your MP4, the app that only opens GIF, and the person who asked for GIF by name.
Worth knowing before you download: GIFs come back at 12 frames per second, up to 960 px wide and with no sound — that is what keeps them from being enormous.
Your upload is deleted the moment the job finishes. The result is private to you, disappears by itself after 24 hours, and you can wipe it sooner with one click.
No. It all happens on this page: choose your file, give it a moment, and the finished GIF lands in your downloads.
Converting changes what your file is compatible with, not how much detail it holds. Nothing can put back what an earlier compression already threw away, so always start from the best copy you have.
None of the three. Your upload is deleted the moment the job finishes, your download stays available for 24 hours, and you can wipe it sooner with one click.
Cut it, layer it, caption it, put a voice on it and export an MP4 — free, in the same browser tab. Start the editor with your original footage.