Video to GIF

Extract frames from video as GIF preview

Click or drop a video file here

About Video to GIF

Video to GIF extracts a series of still frames from your video, entirely in your browser, with adjustable frame rate (1–15 FPS) and capture duration (1–10 seconds). Each frame downloads individually as a PNG. Note: it doesn't currently assemble the frames into a single animated GIF file, and there's no support for pasting a YouTube or other video URL — only local file uploads work.

How to use Video to GIF

  1. 1Click the upload area and select a video file from your device.
  2. 2Set your desired FPS and capture duration using the sliders.
  3. 3Click "Capture Frames" to extract evenly spaced still frames from the start of the video.
  4. 4Download each frame individually as a PNG using the buttons below the grid.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this produce a single animated GIF file?

Not currently — it captures a set of still frames (FPS × duration) that you download individually; combining them into an animated GIF requires a separate tool.

Can I paste a YouTube link instead of uploading a file?

No, only local video file uploads are supported.

How many frames can I capture?

Up to 15 FPS for up to 10 seconds, so as many as 150 frames.

Is my file uploaded anywhere?

No, everything runs locally in your browser.

Tips & Tricks

  • Combine the downloaded frames using a dedicated GIF-assembly tool if you need a true animated GIF file.
  • Frames are captured starting from the beginning of the video — trim your source video first if you need frames from later on.
  • A lower FPS (5–8) is usually enough once frames are assembled into a GIF elsewhere.
  • Higher FPS and longer duration settings capture more frames but take longer to process.