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Screen Recording to GIF

Turn any screen recording into a shareable GIF. Upload MP4, WebM, or MOV from OBS, QuickTime, or macOS — trim the clip, set FPS, and export. Perfect for GitHub, Slack, and docs.

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How to turn a screen recording into a GIF

1

Record your screen

Use any tool: macOS Cmd+Shift+5, Windows Game Bar, OBS, Loom, or Chrome DevTools recorder.

2

Upload the recording

Drag and drop the video file — MP4, WebM, MOV, or AVI, up to 100 MB.

3

Trim, configure & export

Cut to the relevant clip, set FPS and width, then export as GIF. Done in seconds.

Where to use screen recording GIFs

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GitHub issues & PRs

Attach a GIF of the bug or feature to your PR description. Much clearer than text, no reviewer setup needed.

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Documentation & wikis

Embed GIF walkthroughs in Notion, Confluence, or README files. Readers see the flow without playing a video.

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Slack & team chat

Share UI demos, bug reproductions, or onboarding flows directly in Slack threads as inline GIFs.

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Tutorials & courses

Turn screen recording clips into step-by-step GIF sequences. Learners can pause and study each frame.

Tips for smaller, sharper GIFs

Best FPS for screen recordings10–15 FPS — smooth enough for most UI interactions, keeps file size small
Recommended width800–1200px — matches most doc embed widths, stays sharp on retina displays
Reduce file sizeEnable Advanced Studio → raise lossy compression to 60–80 for docs use
Supported formatsMP4, WebM (Chrome/OBS), MOV (Mac/QuickTime), AVI

More formats: WebM to GIF · MOV to GIF · MP4 to GIF

Use Cases

Screen recordings that live forever

Video files need a player. GIFs play everywhere — inline in tickets, wikis, emails, and chat. Convert your screen recording once, share it anywhere.

Screen recording converted to GIF for GitHub documentation
👨‍💻Show, don't tell

Developer Docs

Embed screen recording GIFs directly in GitHub READMEs, pull requests, and Notion wikis. A 5-second GIF of a feature working is worth a thousand words of description.

GitHub PRsREADME demosNotion wikisConfluence
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Screen recording of bug converted to GIF for support ticket
🎧Reproduce bugs visually

Customer Support

Attach a GIF to a support ticket or Jira issue instead of writing a 10-step reproduction guide. GIFs attach to tickets in Linear, Jira, GitHub Issues, and Zendesk.

Bug reportsJira issuesLinearZendesk tickets
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Product screen recording converted to GIF for marketing
📊Demo without a video call

Product & Marketing

Turn product walkthroughs into autoplay GIFs for landing pages, onboarding emails, and Slack announcements. No play button, no buffering, instant.

Product demosOnboarding emailsSlack updatesLanding pages
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Pro tips

Make better screen recording GIFs

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Keep it under 10 seconds

The best screen recording GIFs show one action, one outcome. Trim ruthlessly — if it takes 10+ seconds to show the thing, split into two GIFs.

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Slow your cursor down

Cursor movements that feel natural in real time often look frantic in a GIF. Slow down deliberately during the recording to make the GIF easy to follow.

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Crop to the relevant area

A full-screen recording of a small UI element is hard to follow. Crop to the area of action — the button, the form, the animation — before converting.

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Next step

Once the recording is trimmed, keep the GIF and video paths both alive

Screen recordings are high-intent conversion traffic. The bridge helps them stay in the GIF toolset while offering a clean jump into video creation.

Outils IA Associés

Enregistrement d'écran en GIF — Questions fréquentes

Enregistrez votre écran avec n'importe quel outil (macOS Cmd+Maj+5, OBS, QuickTime, Windows Game Bar), puis importez le fichier ici. Rognez sur le clip pertinent, réglez les FPS sur 10–15 et exportez en GIF.

MP4, WebM (format par défaut de Chrome et OBS), MOV (Mac/QuickTime) et AVI sont tous supportés. Importez simplement le format généré par votre enregistreur.

10 à 15 FPS est idéal. Le contenu d'écran est essentiellement composé de texte statique et d'interface — un FPS élevé alourdit le fichier sans améliorer la lisibilité.