Small GIF from Video (320 px, 8 FPS)

This page opens the video-to-GIF converter preconfigured for compact output: 320 pixels wide at 8 frames per second. That combination is the sweet spot for messengers, forum avatars, issue trackers and e-mail signatures — places where a GIF over a few megabytes gets rejected or loads painfully slowly. Drop an MP4 or WebM file, choose the segment, and download the result.

Why these numbers? Frame count is the biggest factor in GIF size: dropping from 15 to 8 FPS roughly halves the file while keeping motion recognizable, and 320 px matches the typical inline preview width in chat apps, so nothing is wasted on pixels that would be scaled down anyway. A five-second clip at these settings usually lands well under one megabyte.

The conversion runs entirely inside your browser: frames are captured from the video element onto a canvas, reduced to a 256-color palette and packed with LZW compression into a looping GIF89a file. No upload, no queue, no watermark. If you need sharper text or smoother motion for a demo, switch to the HD preset — same tool, higher settings.