Choose a clip and create a GIF
No upload server is used; controls and exports stay in this browser.
Controls
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Choose a local video file first.
gifshot receives only locally sampled frames; the source video never leaves this tab.
Local preview
The local output will appear here.
Features & quick guide
Turn short clips into lightweight looping GIFs
Choose a clip range, set output width and 10–30 FPS, then create a looping GIF locally in the browser. Everything stays in the current browser tab.
3-step guide
- 1Choose a file
Load a browser-supported MP4/WebM file locally. - 2Set controls
Adjust the time, frame, speed or orientation controls. - 3Export locally
Render or capture, then download the Blob result.
Browser-only privacy
Video data, decoded frames and exports stay in memory or local Blob URLs in this tab.
Performance depends on device memory, browser codecs and video duration.
Frequently asked questions
Why use a short clip?
Every GIF frame is encoded in the browser, so shorter clips and smaller widths reduce memory pressure.
Does the GIF include audio?
No. The GIF format does not contain an audio track.
Can I use 30 FPS?
Yes. The control allows 10–30 FPS; higher FPS takes longer and creates a larger file.