50 free tools · No upload · No watermark
This is the complete directory of GifRush’s free GIF tools: makers (from images, video, your screen or sprite sheets), converters to and from more than 25 formats, editors and effects, and utilities to compress, repair, analyse and pause GIFs. Every tool runs in your browser with no uploads, sign-up or watermark.
Make a new GIF from images, video, your screen or a sprite sheet.
The all-in-one animated GIF maker: build a GIF from photos, images or a video clip.
Combine PNG, JPG, WebP or HEIC images into an animated GIF slideshow with custom timing.
Turn long videos — up to 5 minutes — into a single GIF with auto-tuned size and frame rate.
Record your screen, a window, a browser tab or your webcam straight to an animated GIF.
Animate a sprite sheet: slice a grid of frames into a looping GIF with your chosen frame rate.
Merge several GIFs into one — one after another, side by side, or stacked.
Turn videos, images, documents, stickers and animations into GIFs.
Turn MP4, WebM or MOV clips into smooth looping GIFs. Trim, resize and set the frame rate.
Convert MP4 videos from your phone or camera into high-quality animated GIFs.
Turn Imgur .gifv links (which are really MP4 videos) back into real GIF files.
Convert JPG photos to GIF — a single image to a still GIF, or several into an animation.
Convert Windows BMP bitmaps to compact GIFs — single images or an animated sequence.
Convert iPhone HEIC/HEIF photos into a GIF — one photo or an animated sequence.
Convert still or animated AVIF images to GIF for apps that don’t support AVIF yet.
Convert single or multi-page TIFF files to GIF — each page becomes a frame.
Render static or animated SVG (SMIL and CSS animations) to a GIF at any size.
Turn PDF pages into an animated GIF — perfect for slide decks, flyers and comics.
Convert Telegram (.tgs, .webm), WhatsApp (.webp) and APNG stickers into GIFs.
Render Lottie animations (JSON, .lottie, .tgs) to GIF with your size, frame rate and background.
Convert Windows animated cursors (.ani) to animated GIFs with their original timing.
Convert legacy MNG (Multiple-image Network Graphics) animations to GIF.
Turn GIFs into video, images, icons, documents and more.
Convert an animated GIF to an MP4 video that’s much smaller and plays everywhere.
Convert GIFs to QuickTime MOV (H.264) for iMovie, Final Cut Pro, Keynote and QuickTime Player.
Split a GIF into individual PNG frames and download them one by one or as a ZIP.
Convert a GIF to PNG — pick any frame for a lossless still, or export every frame.
Convert animated GIF to animated PNG (APNG) with identical frames and timing.
Pack every GIF frame into one sprite sheet PNG, plus JSON frame data for game engines.
Create a multi-size Windows icon or favicon (.ico) from any GIF frame.
Put every GIF frame on its own PDF page, or print them as a contact sheet.
Convert a GIF to TIFF — every frame as a page in a multi-page TIFF, or one frame.
Convert a GIF frame to a tiny, modern AVIF image with adjustable quality.
Convert a GIF frame to a HEIF image (AV1-coded) for Apple devices and modern viewers.
Prepare a GIF as an iPhone Live Photo: a matching MOV video and JPG key photo.
Put a song or sound on a GIF — creates an MP4 with the GIF looping over your audio.
Change the size, framing, timing, looping or text of a GIF.
Scale an animated GIF to an exact width and height, or by percentage, keeping every frame.
Drag to crop an animated GIF to any area or aspect ratio — square, 16:9, 9:16 and more.
Rotate an animated GIF 90°, 180° or any angle, and flip it horizontally or vertically.
Cut frames from the start or end of a GIF to keep only the part you want.
Speed up or slow down a GIF from 0.25× to 4×, or give every frame the same delay.
Play a GIF backwards, or make a seamless boomerang that loops forward and back.
Make a GIF loop forever, play a set number of times, or once — plus a pause at the end.
Put meme-style captions on an animated GIF — top and bottom text, colours and outline.
Freeze an animated GIF on one frame — a still, non-moving GIF that’s still a .gif.
Recolour, filter, blur or cut out the background of a GIF.
Rainbowify a GIF or image: cycle its colours through the rainbow or wash it in shifting colour.
Apply filters to a GIF — grayscale, sepia, vintage, noir, invert — and adjust brightness, contrast and colour.
Blur or pixelate a GIF — the whole thing, or just one area to hide faces, names or data.
Remove a solid background from a GIF to make it transparent, or swap in a new colour.
Shrink, repair, analyse or pause GIFs.
Reduce GIF file size with fewer colours, lossy frame diffing, frame dropping and scaling.
Repair broken GIFs: recover truncated files, fix too-fast frames and missing loops.
Inspect any GIF: frames, delays, loop count, palettes, file size and platform checks.
Play, pause and step through any GIF frame by frame, change speed and save any frame.
To make a GIF, use the GIF Maker (images or video), the GIF Recorder (your screen or webcam) or the Long GIF Maker for clips up to five minutes. To change format, browse the GIF Converter. To change the GIF itself, open the GIF Editor tools.
Before sharing, the GIF Compressor gets files under upload limits, the GIF Tester checks frames, timing and size limits, and Fix GIF repairs damaged or misbehaving files.
Yes. Every tool is free with no account, no watermark and no limit on how many files you process.
Yes. All tools work in mobile browsers. Screen recording is limited to desktop browsers, but webcam recording works on phones.
They run on your device using browser features like Canvas, Web Workers, WebCodecs and WebAssembly, so there is nothing to upload.