Make a Demo GIF for a README

Convert a screen recording into a lightweight GIF that shows your app in action on GitHub.

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MP4, WebM, MOV, AVI no file size limit

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GitHub tips

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GitHub renders GIFs inline in READMEs and issues. A looping demo GIF shows your tool working without anyone leaving the page.

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Screen recordings compress beautifully with dithering OFF — UI has flat colours and sharp text, so you get small, crisp GIFs.

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640px width is usually enough for a UI demo and keeps the file small enough to load fast on the repo page.

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Trim out loading pauses and dead time. A tight 8–10 second loop holds attention far better than a full session.

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Drop your file into the tool above. It stays entirely on your device — nothing is sent to any server.

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The tool processes your data instantly in your browser using JavaScript. No server, no waiting.

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Get your result instantly. Nothing is stored after you leave the page — complete privacy.

✓Completely free — no hidden costs, ever

✓No account, email, or login required

✓Files never leave your device

✓No file size limits whatsoever

✓No watermarks on any output

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