GIF to Video
Play an animated GIF frame by frame onto a canvas and record it as a WebM video file.
Record an animated GIF as a video
Frame count: —
Duration: —
Status: Load a GIF to begin
How to use the GIF to Video
- Load the animated GIF you want to turn into a video.
- Pick a scale and how many seconds to record.
- Press Record WebM, wait for the loop to finish and download the file.
Features
- Canvas recording through the MediaRecorder API
- Frame delays respected during playback
- Repeat loops to reach a chosen length
- Original, half or quarter size recording
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about the free online gif to video.
Load the GIF, choose a scale and a recording length, then press Record WebM. The frames play
on a canvas and are recorded into a WebM file.
A WebM file. That is the container browsers can record directly through the MediaRecorder API
without any extra software.
Yes. Each frame is held for its own delay from the GIF, so the recorded timing matches the
original animation.
A short loop recorded once can be hard to play with. Repeating the loop for a few seconds
produces a longer, smoother video.
Yes, any video editor or converter can turn the recorded WebM into MP4 after you download it.
No. GIF files carry no audio track, so the recorded video has no sound.
The scale setting changes the canvas size, and the recorder matches the canvas. Choose
original size for the exact GIF pixels.
Most current desktop browsers do. If MediaRecorder or captureStream is missing the tool
reports it and stops cleanly.
No. Decoding, playback and recording all happen inside your browser tab on your own device.
Last updated: October 10, 2026