When should I make a GIF from video?

Use it when you want a short video moment to loop in a blog post, document, chat, or community post. It works best for short segments rather than full videos.

How do I keep the GIF file size reasonable?

Start with 3 to 5 seconds, 8 to 12fps, and 480px or less. Reducing the color count can lower the file size further.

Which video files are supported?

You can use MP4, WebM, and MOV files that your browser can play. Some codecs may not open in every browser.

Is my video uploaded?

No. The video is read and converted in your browser. It is not sent to berryfy servers.

Video to GIF Maker

Turn a short video moment into an animated GIF. Control duration, frame rate, maximum width, and colors, then save the result directly from your browser.

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MP4, WebM, MOV, up to 80MB

Create a GIF from a short video segment

Use this to turn a short moment from an MP4, WebM, or MOV file into an animated GIF. Duration, frame rate, maximum width, and colors help control the output size.

GIFs grow quickly, so start with 3 to 5 seconds, 8 to 12fps, and 480px or less. Pick a short scene instead of converting a full video.

The video is read and converted in the browser. Nothing is uploaded, and the GIF is created directly on your device.

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