Why do other converters ruin the quality?

They downscale hard to save server costs. PixThru uses a high-quality palette on your device, so the GIF stays crisp.

No — the conversion runs in your browser. The first use loads the engine, then it's fast.

What frame rate and width should I use?

12 to 15 frames per second at 480 pixels wide is a good balance for chats and docs. Go lower for long clips, higher only for short ones.

Why is my GIF so much bigger than the video?

Video formats compress motion between frames; GIF stores every frame almost whole. Shorter clips, a narrower width and a lower frame rate are the three ways to shrink it.

WebP to GIF & Video to GIF — Free, HD, Private

Convert animated WebP or a video into a high-quality GIF, right in your browser. No upload, no watermark, no quality loss.

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drop an animated WebP or a video — converted to GIF on your device (never uploaded)

GIF is an old format that refuses to die, because it plays everywhere: in chats, emails, documentation and forums that reject video. This tool turns an animated WebP or a short video into a GIF.

You control the two settings that decide both quality and size: the frame rate and the width. More frames per second means smoother motion and a bigger file; a wider GIF is sharper and heavier. The colours are chosen from the clip itself, a palette built for that animation, which is why the result looks cleaner than the washed-out GIFs from sites that use one generic palette to save server time.

The conversion runs in your browser with the FFmpeg engine, downloaded once on first use. Nothing is uploaded and there is no watermark. The honest limit is the format: a GIF has 256 colours and no real compression, so ten seconds of wide, smooth video becomes a very large file. Keep clips short, and if the result is too heavy, the GIF Compressor on this site brings it down.

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Frequently asked questions

Why do other converters ruin the quality?: They downscale hard to save server costs. PixThru uses a high-quality palette on your device, so the GIF stays crisp.
Is my file uploaded?: No — the conversion runs in your browser. The first use loads the engine, then it's fast.
What frame rate and width should I use?: 12 to 15 frames per second at 480 pixels wide is a good balance for chats and docs. Go lower for long clips, higher only for short ones.
Why is my GIF so much bigger than the video?: Video formats compress motion between frames; GIF stores every frame almost whole. Shorter clips, a narrower width and a lower frame rate are the three ways to shrink it.

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🔒 Your files are processed on your device. This tool runs entirely in your browser — nothing is uploaded.