Best GIF Settings for Websites: FPS, Width and File Size
Choose practical GIF dimensions and frame rates for website demos and help articles.
Read tutorial →Practical guides for converting MP4, WebM and browser-compatible MOV clips to GIF, choosing frame rates and reducing file sizes.
Choose practical GIF dimensions and frame rates for website demos and help articles.
Read tutorial →Turn a short screen recording into a GIF for tutorials, bug reports and documentation.
Read tutorial →Create a short looping GIF for Discord with practical tips for trimming, resolution and file size.
Read tutorial →GIF is a looping image format without sound. MP4 is a video container that can include audio and much more efficient compression.
Read tutorial →MOV is a QuickTime container, not a single video codec. Some MOV files play in Safari but fail in other browsers because their codecs differ.
Read tutorial →GIF file size grows with frame count, pixel dimensions and visual complexity. Short, simple animations generally work best.
Read tutorial →MP4 is a container format commonly used for camera clips, screen recordings and exported videos. Modern browsers usually support MP4 encoded with H.26
Read tutorial →Animated GIFs can show a click path or a small UI transition without asking readers to start a video.
Read tutorial →A GIF is a short looping animation that works well in tutorials, messages and product documentation. Start by selecting a video that you own or have p
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