Save your GIF as an MP4 video
Turn one animated GIF into an MP4 you can use where a video file is needed. Upload a GIF up to 100 MB; no soundtrack is added.
By JayMiOffice AIUpdated
Sign-in and credits may be required. Where offered, On device processing has a limited guest trial; availability depends on your file and device. Check the access panel before processing.
If your next step calls for a video instead of an animated image, start with your GIF here. Keep the original animation so you can compare the exported MP4.
How It Works
Choose files that fit
Choose one GIF file up to 100 MB. The conversion produces an MP4 video from the animation.
From animation to video file
Open the tool and select your input. Leave the shared editor controls at their defaults for this workflow.
When your files are ready, complete any access prompt and select Process GIF to MP4. Use the result’s download control to save your MP4.
What to check in the MP4
Check the animation’s first and last frames and watch the motion in between. The conversion rounds odd frame dimensions up to even values. It does not promise a smaller file or recover detail missing from the GIF.
Try the saved MP4 in the player or app where you plan to use it. Check playback duration and how the animation ends. Do not assume that the player will repeat the video the same way it repeated your GIF.
GIF to MP4 questions
No. A GIF does not contain an audio track for the converter to recover. If you want music or narration, add a separate audio file after conversion. Check the resulting video's timing before matching it to sound.
Passing the upload check is only the first step. Your device may not have enough processing capacity, or the file may contain media the converter cannot read. Follow the displayed message. Online processing may require sign-in and credits.
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Continue with a related tool
Choose another step for your project. Each tool shows its supported inputs and processing options before you start.
Work with GIFs and clips: Convert between short clips and GIFs, or capture a still image.