3 Simple Steps to Convert Video to GIF without

Quality Loss

Why Create Animated GIF from Video?

GIF, short for the Graphic Interchange Format, is a bitmap image format that is widespread

used for its wide support and portability. There are many reasons that you tend to make

some GIF images. Maybe you like some funny parts of a movie and want to make these parts

into GIFs so that they can share with your friends and let them belly laugh. Or perhaps, you

just want to use a cool GIF as the avatar image such as MySpace profile image so as to attract

eyes. Meanwhile, most forums support GIF as the profile image. All in all, no matter which

reason you’d like to choose, the information below will help you a lot.

How to Convert Video to GIF with High quality and Fast Speed?

The solution is as follows. Hope this tutorial can really help you how to convert video to GIF.

Step 1 – Import a Video File

Press “Load Video” and then you’ll see the image below which contains all the information

you need to know.

Note: Do you see the detailed information of this video file like its size, total frames, frame rate,

etc? The whole information is very useful for your later settings.

Step 2 – Make Customizable Settings with Ease

At this step, you can choose which part should be converted into GIF by dragging the

time-line bar. You can accurately set the starting time and ending time.

And then resize the GIF size. If you want to keep the original size and don’t mind if it takes

too much memory, you could skip this. (Optional)

Or if you tend to make this GIF image more unique, you are supported to apply some special

effects like Black and White, Blur, Brighten, Red and more. (Optional)

Step 3 – Start the Conversion

Press “Next” and you’ll see another interface. You are able to know the total frames of this

GIF image. Then you can increase or decrease the total frames as you like as well as set the

speed to make your GIF more excellent.

Choose an output folder and Hit “Run”.

Converting video to GIF is so simple. From now on, you’ll have lots of your own GIF images.

You can actually convert any other video formats like AVI, MPEG, WMV, MKV, VOB, RMVB, etc

to commonly used image files including JPG, BMP, TGA, PNG, TIF, etc with ultrafast

conversion speed and high quality.