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GIF → Video · free · no watermark

GIF to MP4 / WebM Converter

Turn any GIF into an MP4 or WebM video. 90% smaller files, plays on iPhone, ready for Twitter, Instagram, TikTok and ads.

Free — no account
No watermark
100% in your browser

Drop your GIF here or click to upload

Up to 100MB · animated GIFs only

How to convert GIF to MP4 — 3 steps

  1. Drop your GIF file into the uploader above (or click to browse).
  2. Pick MP4 or WebM, set output size and frame rate.
  3. Click Convert to Video — your browser handles the rest.

Why turn GIFs into MP4 videos?

GIFs are huge — they use 1990s compression. The same animation as MP4 is typically 90% smaller. That means faster page loads, lower bandwidth costs, and clean uploads to Twitter, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube Shorts, and Meta/Google ad platforms (which all reject .gif uploads).

Best settings for social media

  • Twitter / X: MP4, 480px wide, 30fps, 3× loop.
  • Instagram Reels / TikTok: MP4, 640px wide, 30fps, 10× loop.
  • Web embed (lazy-loaded): WebM, 480px wide, 24fps, 1× loop.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why convert a GIF to a video?
Videos (MP4/WebM) are much smaller than GIFs at the same quality. A 5MB GIF often becomes a 200KB MP4. Plus, Twitter, Instagram, TikTok and most ad platforms require video — not GIF — for upload.
Is GIF to MP4 conversion free?
Yes — free, no watermark, no account needed. Conversion happens in your browser, your file never leaves your device.
MP4 or WebM — which should I pick?
MP4 if you're unsure — it plays everywhere (iPhone, Android, Twitter, ads). WebM is smaller but only works in modern browsers and some social platforms.
How long can the GIF be?
Up to 100MB GIFs. Most short GIFs (under 30 seconds) convert in 5–15 seconds.
Will the video have a transparent background?
No — MP4 and WebM (in standard codecs) don't support transparency. Transparent pixels are flattened to black. If you need transparency, keep the source as GIF or use APNG/WebM-VP9-alpha.
Can I loop the video?
Yes. Pick 1×, 3×, or 10× loops below. For social media autoplay, 3× is usually best.