Describe the loop you want and get a GIF. The looping and the file conversion happen for you, so there is no video to download and convert afterwards.
A GIF is a short looping animation that plays automatically anywhere an image can go - chat, docs, README files - with no player and no click. This generates one directly from a description, so there is no video file to download and convert afterwards.
Short and repetitive works best - a cat tapping a keyboard, a coffee cup steaming, a logo pulsing.
About a minute.
A GIF, ready to drop into a chat or a doc.
No MP4 to download and run through a converter.
The prompt is nudged toward something that reads as a loop rather than a clip that stops.
Sized for chat and docs, not for a 4K timeline.
New accounts get 30 credits. No card.
A reaction nobody else has.
A small loop showing a step is clearer than three screenshots.
A GIF autoplays in a README where a video will not.
This one needs a capability we have not wired up yet. Everything else here — text to video, image to video, face swap, animate old photos — works today. Leave an email and we'll tell you the day ai gif generator opens.
GIFs autoplay and loop everywhere - chat, docs, README files, forums - without a player or a click. The trade-off is file size and colour, which is why they stay short and small.
A few seconds. GIF is an inefficient format; a long one becomes a huge file that half the places you want to paste it will reject.
Not yet - this generates from a prompt. Converting a file you already have is a different thing and we have not built it.