Why GIF to MP4
GIF to MP4 is the reverse of making a GIF. A long animation stored as GIF is often huge and awkward to post. An MP4 of the same frames plays in browsers and phones and is usually much smaller. IntoConvert reads the animation and writes a video file.
If you only need one picture, GIF to JPG or GIF to PNG keeps the first frame and drops the rest. Use GIF to MP4 when the motion has to survive.
The other direction
MP4 to GIF is a different page, /mp4-to-gif, with start, end, width, frame rate, and a 15 second cap. GIF to MP4 does not apply that cap, because the result is a video, not a palette image.
Open /gif-to-mp4, drop the GIF, and download the MP4. The upload is deleted after the download. Limit: 150 MB.
Questions
- Does GIF to MP4 keep every frame?
- It converts the animation into video. A still conversion such as GIF to JPG keeps only the first frame.
- Is this the same as MP4 to GIF?
- No. MP4 to GIF is /mp4-to-gif and is limited to 15 seconds.
- Where do I convert?
- /gif-to-mp4.