Chat reactions
Chat reactions. Drop in a clip, trim the moment, and download a clean looping GIF — all in your browser.
Tip: 5 seconds at 480px and 10 FPS is the sweet spot for chat.
Convert video to GIFMP4 / MOV / WebM → GIF
Video to GIF
A moment. On repeat.
Turn any video clip into a looping GIF right in your browser. Pick the moment, choose the size and frame rate, and download — nothing is uploaded.
Convert video to GIF
Convert to GIF · 10 points
See the difference
GIFAdd the video you want to convert
1Upload
2Choose and convert
3Preview and download
Drag and drop a video or choose a fileMP4 / MOV / WebM · 200 MB · 120 sChoose a video
Your video never leaves your device10 points · 10 points per minute, rounded up
Up to 60 seconds
Free plan covers the first 10 seconds
Browser-only processing
Your video never leaves your device
Custom palettes
Every clip gets its own 256-color palette with dithering tuned for gradients.
Use cases
Where a GIF still wins
Product moments
Turn a product reveal, a splash or a slow camera move into a short visual loop for a product page or campaign.
Start with 3–5 seconds. Use a larger width when product detail matters.
Convert video to GIF
Docs and tutorials
Show a UI interaction or bug repro as a self-contained GIF that plays inline in docs and pull requests.
Tip: pick 320px if the platform compresses uploads aggressively.
Convert video to GIFHow it works
Three steps to a looping GIF
No timeline juggling, no render queue — the whole workflow runs on this page.
- 01
Add your video
Drag and drop a video or choose a file. MP4 / MOV / WebM · 200 MB · 120 s.
- 02
Choose the moment
Set the start point, length (up to 60s), size, and frame rate with live preview.
- 03
Convert and download
Pixmind builds the palette, encodes the loop in your browser, and hands you the GIF.
Browser-based GIF maker
Video to GIF, without the upload
Turn an MP4, MOV or WebM clip into a looping GIF. Adjust length, output width and frame rate to balance detail and file size. Video processing runs locally in your browser; conversion requires sign-in and credits.
200 MB · 120 s. Free plan: first 10 seconds · up to 480 px. Members can convert up to 60 seconds.
| Add the video you want to convert | MP4 / MOV / WebM |
|---|---|
| Video length | 200 MB · 120 s |
| GIF length | Up to 60 seconds |
| Size | 240–1080 px |
| Frame rate | 8 / 10 / 12 / 15 FPS |
| How does pricing work? | Convert to GIF · 10 points |
FAQ
Video to GIF questions
Is the video uploaded to a server?
No. The entire conversion runs in your browser with WebAssembly. Your video file never leaves your device.
How long can a GIF be?
Members can convert clips up to 60 seconds. The free plan converts the first 10 seconds of a video, with a 480px width limit.
Which video formats and sizes are supported?
MP4 / MOV / WebM · 200 MB · 120 s. You can use a compatible mobile browser. Start with a short clip and a smaller width. MP4, MOV and WebM support depends on the video codec and your browser.
How does pricing work?
Conversions cost 10 points per minute of GIF length, rounded up to the next minute. If a conversion fails, the charge is refunded automatically.
Why is my GIF file large?
GIF uses a limited color palette and stores many frames. Detailed scenes, larger dimensions and higher frame rates increase file size. Try a shorter clip, 320px width or 8 FPS.
How long does conversion take?
Time depends on your device, clip length, output size and frame rate. The first conversion loads the processing engine; later conversions may reuse the browser cache.
Does the GIF keep the sound?
No. GIF contains animation but no audio. Keep the original video when you need sound.
Can I convert on my phone?
You can use a compatible mobile browser. Start with a short clip and a smaller width. MP4, MOV and WebM support depends on the video codec and your browser.
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Make your first GIF
Drop in a clip, trim the moment, and download a clean looping GIF — all in your browser.