Drop in a clip, trim it, tune the frames — and watch it loop. The whole conversion happens on your machine, powered by WebAssembly. No servers. No uploads. No waiting in a queue.
Drag in a MOV, MP4, WebM or eight other formats. It loads straight into the page — the file never travels anywhere.
Trim start and end, set FPS and width, pick a speed from 0.5× to 5×, and choose whether it loops forever.
Watch the GIF play before you commit. Adjust and re-render instantly — no re-upload — then download.
Encoding runs on ffmpeg compiled to WebAssembly, right in the tab. Your footage stays yours — no server ever sees it.
Start/end trim, FPS, output width, playback speed and loop control — the knobs that actually decide how a GIF feels and weighs.
Tweak a setting and convert again without re-loading the file. A live progress bar tracks every frame as it encodes.
Windows, Mac and Linux, in any modern browser. Big videos auto-downscale and you're warned before an output balloons past 10MB.
Most converters ask you to upload footage to a stranger's server. SimpleGIF doesn't. There is no backend and no account — your video is processed by the code running in front of you and never leaves your device.
Open the converter, drag in your video (MOV, MP4, WebM and 6 more formats), trim it, set the FPS and width, then convert and download the looping GIF. It is free, with no watermark and no account.
No. SimpleGIF runs entirely in your browser using WebAssembly. Your video never leaves your device — there is no backend and no upload.
Because everything is processed on your own machine, there is no upload cap. Large videos are downscaled automatically, and you are warned before a GIF grows past 10MB.
MOV, MP4, WebM, AVI, MKV, M4V, WMV, FLV and OGV — nine formats in total, all converted locally in your browser.
Yes. The compress tool shrinks MP4, MOV and WebM files with H.264 up to 500MB, entirely in your browser with no upload.