Emaki by AppzlrConvert WebM to GIF
Most browser screen recorders save WebM. Pick a few seconds of one and turn them into a GIF for a bug report, a doc or a chat. It's made in your browser, so nothing is uploaded.
Loading the GIF maker… It needs JavaScript and a browser such as Chrome or Edge.
Loading the GIF maker… It needs JavaScript and a browser such as Chrome or Edge.
How to convert WebM to GIF
- Pick or drop a WebM file on the GIF maker above.
- Set the start and end, up to 30 seconds.
- Choose the width and frame rate, then make the GIF and download it. Nothing is uploaded.
WebM to GIF, the private way
- Pick the momentSet the start and end, up to 30 seconds, and see the length before you make it.
- Small enough to shareChoose the width and frame rate. Smaller and slower makes a lighter GIF.
- Never uploadedThe GIF is made in your browser. Your recording stays on your computer.
- Record one firstNo recording yet? Emaki's free screen recorder saves one you can turn into a GIF straight after you stop.
Questions and answers
How long can the GIF be?
Up to 30 seconds. GIFs get very large beyond that; for longer clips, an MP4 is smaller and looks better.
Is my video uploaded?
No. The GIF is made in your browser.
How do I make the GIF smaller?
Lower the width or the frame rate, or shorten the clip. 640 pixels wide at 10 frames a second suits most screen recordings.
Why are my screen recordings WebM?
Chrome and Edge record video as WebM, so most browser-based screen recorders save that format. Emaki can also save a recording as MP4.