Turn a part of a video into an animated GIF, with your choice of size, frame rate and quality.
Add a caption afterwards with Add Text to Image (first frame), or cut the video first with Trim Video.
Up to 20 seconds. GIFs get large quickly because each frame is stored as a picture; short clips of 2–6 seconds work best for chats and websites.
Lower the width, use 10 frames per second instead of 15 or 20, and choose fewer colors. Halving the width makes the file about four times smaller.
A GIF can only use 256 colors per frame, so smooth gradients and skin tones are approximated. Choose 256 colors for the best result.
No. The GIF is made in your browser and saved as it is, without a watermark.