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Make a GIF from video and photos online

GIF · MP4
Drop a video or images here MP4, MOV, WebM · JPG, PNG, WebP · existing GIFs — or click to choose Files are never uploaded — everything runs on your device
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How to make a GIF from a video or photos

GIF Studio makes a GIF from a video clip or a set of images, and it also compresses, crops and speeds up existing GIFs. You can download the result as a GIF, as a lightweight MP4, or as a Telegram video sticker. Everything is processed in your browser, and your files aren't uploaded anywhere.

How to use it

  1. Click "Open video or images" or drag in files: an MP4, MOV or WebM video, JPG, PNG or WebP images, or an existing GIF.
  2. For a video, select a segment with the sliders, set the frames per second (8–24), and click "Make GIF".
  3. Adjust the size and frame format, speed, rotation and caption. The preview plays right away.
  4. Choose what to download: GIF, MP4 or "TG sticker".
  5. For a GIF, choose a quality or a size limit and click "Download".

Settings and tips

Limitations

Privacy

Videos and images are not uploaded to a server — your browser extracts and encodes the frames. Only the encoder libraries (from jsDelivr) are downloaded from the internet. The site collects visit statistics: Cloudflare Web Analytics without cookies, while Yandex Metrica and Google Analytics load only if you've accepted cookies. Learn more in our privacy policy.

For individual frames, try online photo compression and photo cropping. You can also generate a video for your GIF with AI — the video prompt generator will build the prompt.

GIF FAQ

How do I make a GIF from a video on my phone?

Open the page in your phone's browser, pick a video from your gallery, mark a segment, and tap "Make GIF". On low-end phones, it's best to use a short segment.

How do I compress a GIF to 1 or 2 MB?

Open the finished GIF, select 1 or 2 MB in the "Max size" field, and click "Download". The studio will reduce the dimensions automatically.

Will there be a watermark?

No. The studio adds no watermarks and works without signing up.