Quick Start
Click on the selection panel to select videos, or drag and drop videos/folders into it
Select GIF as the video format, then adjust the GIF options
Press Convert to start View conversion results and open files in Finder
Conversion Options
FPS (Frames Per Second)
Adjust the frame rate of the output GIF using the slider (10-50 fps).
| FPS Range | Description |
|---|
| 10-15 | Choppy animation, smallest file size |
| 20-25 | Smooth enough for most uses |
| 30 | Standard smooth animation |
| 40-50 | Very smooth, larger file size |
Lower FPS significantly reduces file size. For most GIFs, 15-20 fps is sufficient.
GIF Quality
| Quality | Description |
|---|
| Highest | Maximum color accuracy, largest file |
| High | Excellent quality (default) |
| Good | Good balance of quality and size |
| Medium | Moderate compression |
| Acceptable | Smallest file size |
GIF Dimension
Resize the output GIF to reduce file size:
| Dimension | Description |
|---|
| Same as input | Keep original video dimensions |
| 75% | Reduce to 75% of original |
| 50% | Reduce to half size |
| 25% | Reduce to quarter size |
- MP4
- MOV
- WebM
- AVI
- MKV
- And more
Tips for Best Results
- For Discord: Use 15-20 fps, 50% dimension, “Good” quality (max 8MB)
- For Twitter/X: Use 15 fps, reduce dimension for faster loading
- For websites: Balance quality and size based on use case
- For short clips: Higher FPS is fine since file won’t be too large
- For long animations: Use lower FPS and smaller dimensions
GIF files can become very large for long videos. Consider trimming your video first or using a very low dimension setting.
