UNIVERSAL ANIMATION STUDIO
Turn any clip into GIF
WebP
AVIF
MP4WebP
Trim, crop, and compress in your browser. Nothing leaves this device unless you choose the server option.
Drop a video or images here
or click to browse — MP4/WebM video, or multiple PNG/JPG/WebP frames
Runs locally
GIF, WebP, and MP4 encode in your tab.
Private by default
Nothing uploads unless you choose it.
Four formats
GIF, WebP, AVIF, and MP4 from one stage.
No account needed
Drop a file and export. Pro is optional.
How it works
01
Drop
A video, a stack of stills, or an existing GIF.
02
Edit
Trim, crop, resize, and pick a format before encoding.
03
Download
The file is yours. We never keep a copy of local exports.
Four formats, one stage
- GIFWorks everywhere
GIF
The format that still works in every chat, README, and forum.
- WebPSmaller than GIF
Animated WebP
Usually smaller than GIF at similar quality — encoded locally.
- AVIFSmallest files
Animated AVIF
Smallest files. Server path only, with an explicit consent gate.
- MP4Longer clips
MP4
Longer clips with audio, encoded in the browser via WebCodecs.
Tools
Browse the directoryVideo to GIF
Drop in a short clip and get back a GIF you can drop straight into a chat, a README, or a social post.
Video to Animated WebP
Animated WebP usually beats GIF on file size at the same visual quality, and modern browsers display it natively.
Images to GIF
Upload your images in the order you want them to play, set a frame rate, and export an animated GIF — useful for stop-motion sequences, before/after comparisons, or a quick timelapse from stills.
Images to Animated WebP
Same idea as combining images into a GIF, but with WebP's more efficient compression — good when file size matters more than maximum compatibility.
Compress a GIF
Already have a GIF that's too big to attach or upload? Drop it back in here — this re-encodes it with a smaller palette, lower resolution, or a target file size in mind, without ever leaving your browser.
Video to Animated AVIF
AVIF beats GIF, WebP, and MP4 on file size at comparable quality, but no browser can encode animated AVIF locally yet — so this is the one tool on Framimo that isn't purely local.