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Ħieles Video to GIF

Turn an MP4, WebM, or MOV clip into a high-quality animated GIF. Pick the clip range, frame rate, and width. Runs entirely in your browser.

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Most "video to GIF" sites upload your clip to a server. This one runs the real FFmpeg encoder inside your browser via WebAssembly, using a two-pass palette technique for the best colours a 256-colour GIF can show.

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FFmpeg.wasm loads once
FFmpeg compiled to WebAssembly (~30 MB) downloads the first time you use a media tool, then is cached by your browser for instant reuse.
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You pick a clip range, frame rate and width
Your video is loaded into FFmpeg's in-memory filesystem. Nothing is sent anywhere — the file stays in your browser's RAM.
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A custom palette is generated, then applied
Pass one analyses your exact clip and builds an optimal 256-colour palette (palettegen). Pass two re-renders the frames against that palette with optional dithering (paletteuse) — the same technique pro tools use.
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The GIF is offered for download
The finished GIF is handed back to your browser as a downloadable blob and previewed in-page.

Your footage never leaves your device — there are no upload limits, no queues, and no watermarks. Ideal for turning private screen recordings, clips, or personal videos into shareable GIFs.