Video to GIF with real colors
Short clips become sharp, palette-optimized GIFs. Free, private, no watermark.
Drop a short clip here or click to browse
The converter downloads once (about 32 MB), then works offline. Your videos stay on your device.
Reactions, demos, bug reports
A GIF autoplays where video needs a click: pull requests, Slack, documentation, README files. QuietPix generates a dedicated color palette from your clip before encoding, the same trick professionals use in FFmpeg, so gradients stay smooth and text stays readable. And because it runs on your device, that screen capture of your app never visits anyone else's server.
Frequently asked questions
Why do my GIFs look better here than from other converters?
The tool builds a custom color palette from your actual footage before encoding (a two-pass FFmpeg technique). Cheap converters use a fixed palette, which causes banding and dithering noise.
What are the GIF settings?
12 frames per second and up to 480 pixels wide, tuned for sharp, small GIFs that chat apps preview inline. Drop a short clip; GIFs are best under about 10 seconds.
Is my video uploaded?
No. The conversion runs entirely in your browser with WebAssembly FFmpeg. Our automated tests watch the network to prove no file ever leaves your device.
Why is my GIF bigger than the video?
GIF is a 1987 format that stores every frame as a full image, so file size grows fast with length. Keep clips short, or use the GIF to MP4 tool for the reverse trade.