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  • 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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Screen to GIF

Record a screen, a window or a tab and turn it straight into a GIF, for a bug report, a docs page or a chat. It all happens in your browser.

Record a screen, a window or a tab

Your browser asks what to share next. Up to 30 minutes, free. Nothing is uploaded.

Record for longer

Free recordings stop at 30 minutes.

Still all in your browser. Paid through Polar, which handles tax and receipts. Cancel whenever you like.

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Questions

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

How do I keep the GIF small?

Share a window or a tab rather than the whole screen, keep it short, and pick 480 pixels at 10 frames a second. Screen recordings rarely need more.

Is it free?

Yes. Recordings up to 30 minutes, with no watermark, no sign-up and nothing to install.

Is my recording uploaded?

No. Your browser records the screen and keeps the file on your device until you download it. Nothing is sent to a server, so it's safe for private work.

Can I record sound?

Yes: your microphone, and the sound of what you share. Chrome and Edge share a tab's sound everywhere and the whole screen's on Windows; other browsers may share none.

Which browsers can record?

Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari on a computer. Phones and tablets don't let web pages record their screen; use their own screen recorder instead.

Is it an MP4?

In Chrome, Edge and Safari, yes: an MP4 every app plays. Firefox records WebM, which browsers and most players open.