GIF Maker
Convert video to GIF in a few clicks with the Clipchamp online GIF maker. Save GIFs quickly with no watermark.
Make your own GIF
Turn MP4 to GIF
Transform your favorite videos into memes with our free GIF generator. Upload your video clip, trim or split the video, then export as a high-quality GIF to share on social media and online messaging apps.
Convert image to GIF
No video? No problem. Combine personal or stock images to create an animated GIF. Overlay multiple images, add dramatic transitions, then save as a GIF.
Add text and effects
Decorate your reaction GIFs with our unique font styles and video effects like glitch and slow zoom. Add trending GIFs directly from the GIPHY library, and speed up or slow down the frame rate to add humor.
How to use online GIF maker in Clipchamp
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Upload a video or select stock video
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Drag and drop onto the editing timeline
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Trim video to 15-seconds or less
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Export video as a GIF
Resize GIFs for social media
Crop and change the aspect ratio to share your GIF on any social media platform using preset sizes.
Adjust the focus of your GIF or remove excess background with the freehand crop tool.
Add logo and branding
Personalize your GIFs with your logo, color palette, and custom fonts using the brand kit tool.
Differentiate from your competitor’s meme marketing by adding watermarks to GIFs with your brand logo or social media handle.
Enhance with stock and stickers
Choose from 1M+ royalty-free stock video clips and GIPHY videos for any theme.
Create unique GIFs for any occasion using original animated stickers in Clipchamp.
Learn how to make a GIF
Read our step-by-step guide on how to make your own GIF by converting MP4, MOV, YouTube videos, or using royalty-free stock media.
Watch and learn
Read our related blogs
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How to turn YouTube video to GIF online
Frequently asked questions
Can I upload my own videos to make a GIF?
Can I loop a GIF in Clipchamp?
Can I change the speed of a GIF in Clipchamp?
Do Clipchamp GIFs have watermarks?
What video file formats can I export in Clipchamp?