Figma plugin
Search SketchValley illustrations and drop them straight into your Figma frames.
- Search the whole library inside Figma
- Inserts editable vectors, not flat images
- Free, no account needed
Turn any video into a GIF in seconds. Trim the moment you want, choose up to 50 fps for a smooth HD GIF, add a caption, speed it up, reverse it or make a boomerang — and fit it under 8 MB for Discord or 512 KB for a WhatsApp sticker with one click. Free, with no sign up, no login and no watermark, and your video never leaves your device.
Loops forever. Pick 2–10 seconds for the best size.
Drop your video into the box above, drag the start and end handles to pick the moment, choose the size and frame rate, and click Make GIF. The GIF appears below the video with its file size — download it free, with no sign up and no watermark.
Yes. It is completely free, with no watermark, no sign up, no login and no daily limit. The GIF is made in your browser, so there is nothing to pay for and nothing to wait for on a server.
You can choose up to 50 frames per second, which is the smoothest a GIF can actually play: the GIF format stores frame timing in hundredths of a second, and browsers slow down anything faster than 50 fps. Pick Best quality and a larger width for the sharpest result.
Choose a size preset — Discord (under 8 MB), Discord emoji (256 KB), WhatsApp or Telegram sticker (512 KB), Email (under 2 MB) or Under 5 MB. The tool automatically lowers the width and frame rate until the GIF fits, and shows the final size.
Yes. Type a caption and it is drawn in the classic white meme font with a black outline, at the top or bottom of every frame.
Yes. Set the speed from 0.25× to 3×, play it in reverse, or choose Boomerang to play forwards then backwards in a seamless loop.
You can pick any part of a video up to 30 seconds long. GIFs get large quickly, so 2–10 seconds usually works best; the size presets keep longer clips small.
No. Everything happens in your browser, so your video never leaves your computer or phone.
MP4, MOV from iPhone and WebM work in Chrome and Edge; Safari plays MP4 and MOV. Screen recordings work too.
Yes, in the phone’s browser with no app. After making the GIF, tap Save to Photos to keep it or share it.