Video
VEED supports several popular video file types that you can convert to animated GIFs. Video formats supported by VEED’s video converter include MP4, AVI, WMA, and more.
GIF
GIF is an animated graphic or image. Animated GIF images are infinitely looping. You can upload GIF files to Facebook and Twitter. However, it is not a video so you cannot upload GIFs to Instagram or YouTube. You also cannot play GIFs on media players.
GIF stands for Graphics Interchange Format. The pronunciation of GIF has been widely debated, whether it should be pronounced as “jiff” or “gif”—with the “g” pronounced like the g in “goat”. GIF files can contain more than one image.
How to Convert Video to GIF:
1Upload a file
Upload the video file you wish to convert. Just drag & drop it onto the page, or click the blue button to choose from a folder on your device (you can also add files from Dropbox, or even straight from a YouTube URL).
2Convert your video
Choose GIF as the output format, by selecting from the dropdown list of file types. Then just press ‘Convert File’. It’s that easy!
3Download (& Edit) your video
Hit the ‘Download File’ button to save your newly converted GIF file. You can also click the ‘Edit’ button to add text, auto-subtitles, progress bars, and more to your video. It’s super-easy, with VEED!
‘Convert Video to GIF’ Tutorial
Frequently Asked Questions
More than a video to GIF converter
VEED can do so much more than just convert your video files to GIF and other video formats. Apart from being a video converter, VEED is an easy-to-use and powerful video editing software that is entirely browser-based. This means you don’t have to spend hours downloading and installing apps on your device. You will have access to a wide range of drag-and-drop tools so you can start editing straight away, whether you’re a beginner or pro. Explore our video editor today and start creating high-quality videos straight from your browser! Share your creations on YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, TikTok, and boost your engagement on social media.
