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Brume
  • Screen recorderA screen, a window or a tab, with sound
  • Screen to GIFRecord the screen straight to a GIF
  • Video to GIFAny video your browser plays
  • MP4 to GIFFrom an MP4, trimmed and resized
  • MOV to GIFFrom an iPhone, a Mac or QuickTime
  • WebM to GIFFrom a browser screen recording
  • GIF compressorSmaller GIFs, or under 10 MB for Discord
  • Resize GIFNarrower, every frame kept in time
  • Image compressorSmaller JPG, PNG, WebP and AVIF
  • Compress JPEGLighter JPG photos, same look
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MP4 to GIF

Convert an MP4 to a GIF: trim it, speed it up and pick its size. It all happens in your browser, so the MP4 never leaves your device.

Drop a video here

MP4, MOV, WebM and more. It never leaves your device.

Questions

What people ask before they start, and how your files stay on your device.

Can I turn just part of an MP4 into a GIF?

Yes. Drag the start and end under the preview to keep only the part you want; the GIF shows exactly that, at the speed you pick.

Is it free?

Yes. GIFs up to 30 seconds long and 800 pixels wide, with no watermark and no sign-up.

Is my video uploaded?

No. Brume reads the video in your browser and makes the GIF there. Nothing is sent to a server, so it works the same for private recordings.

How do I make the GIF smaller?

Make it narrower and use fewer frames a second: 480 pixels at 10 frames a second is often a tenth of the size of 800 at 25. A shorter trim, or a faster speed, helps too.

Why does my GIF look grainy or banded?

A GIF holds 256 colours. For footage from a camera, turn on Dither: it trades bands for a fine, even texture. Screen recordings look best with it off.

Which videos work?

Any video your browser can play: MP4, MOV, WebM, M4V and most MKV. If one won't open here, your browser can't play it either; try another browser.