Turn a short video segment into a looping GIF. Set the start time, duration and width, then preview and download the animation.
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How to use
Select a video, find the moment in the preview, and choose a duration from 0.5 to 15 seconds. Pick a width and create the GIF. The video engine downloads on first use.
Limits and compatibility
GIF has no audio and uses a limited color palette. Longer or wider animations can be larger than the source video. Large files require memory; reduce duration or width if processing fails.
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Quick answers
To make a looping GIF, choose a video, set its start time, choose a duration from 0.5 to 15 seconds and a width of 320, 480 or 640 pixels. The output uses 10 frames per second and contains no audio.
Questions and troubleshooting
How can I reduce the GIF file size?
Start with a short duration and 320-pixel width. Longer and wider animations usually need more data, and GIF can be larger than the video source. This tool does not expose a separate frame-rate control.
Why does the conversion take time or fail?
The FFmpeg engine downloads on first use, then processes the video in browser memory. Keep the chosen interval inside the video’s duration. If processing fails, try a shorter source or smaller output width; no file-size guarantee is provided.
What we checked
A generated video produced a valid 320 × 240 GIF. The same output dimensions were verified on the published Arabic page. Checked October 1, 2026 in Chromium.
Related tools
Technical references: ffmpeg.wasm