videotogifGIF to MP4
Let your GIF play as a video.
Drop your GIF here
Every frame, processed on your device.
Output settings
ON YOUR DEVICEReady when you are.
Image editing stays local; video engine loads only on export.Numbered PNG frames + timing.json
GIF to MP4: what this tool does
Convert an animated GIF into a silent MP4 for a player or workflow that needs video. The GIF is composited before encoding so partial updates and transparent pixels are rendered consistently. Choose dimensions and speed, then download a separate H.264 video file.
How to use GIF to MP4
- Choose an animated GIF from your device.
- Adjust output size or speed and inspect the frame preview. Transparent areas are flattened onto white.
- Generate the MP4. This tool downloads the video encoder on first use, then provides the result for download.
Quality, timing and file size
MP4 does not carry GIF-style transparency or a universal loop instruction. The tool uses a white background for transparent pixels, and whether the saved video loops depends on the destination player. Output dimensions are padded to even pixels for H.264 compatibility. Unlike the image-only tools, the first video export downloads an additional conversion engine.
Processing happens in a browser worker, and your files are not uploaded. Start with a short animation on mobile. The tool checks file size, frame count and decoded pixels before editing; large or damaged files receive an error with a way to retry. You can cancel a running export and keep your source selection. The preview is an editing aid; download and inspect the result in its final destination because players can handle very short frame delays differently.
Frequently asked questions
Will the MP4 have sound?
No. A GIF contains no audio track, so the exported MP4 is silent.
Will transparency survive?
No. This version exports a broadly compatible MP4 and fills transparent pixels with white. Use a transparent GIF or PNG sequence when alpha is required.
Does the saved video loop?
Looping is controlled by the player or website where the MP4 is used. The file itself does not guarantee GIF-style infinite replay.
Can I use this on my phone?
Yes, in a current browser with local canvas and worker support. Mobile budgets are lower to protect memory. Choose shorter, smaller animations, and use a desktop for a larger sequence.
Does this tool upload my files?
No. Image decoding and export run on your device. This website uses analytics for page visits and tool events, but filenames, source pixels and generated frames are not sent as analytics events.