Convert GIF to MP4
Animated GIFs are huge and choppy. Turn yours into a compact MP4 video that looks smoother, loads far faster, and embeds as a muted autoplay loop — free up to 200 MB, no sign-up.
Drop your video here
Why convert a GIF to MP4?
A GIF isn't really a video — it's a sequence of images capped at 256 colours per frame with no real compression. That's fine for a tiny reaction clip, but a few seconds of animated GIF can weigh several megabytes, far more than the same footage as a modern video.
Because GIFs have no video codec, browsers can't stream them, they can't be paused, and the colour banding is visible. On a web page a heavy GIF blocks the network and drags down loading speed and Core Web Vitals — the opposite of what you want above the fold.
Converting a GIF to MP4 encodes the frames with H.264 (and AV1 where it helps), typically cutting the size by 90% or more while looking smoother and full-colour. TinyVid hands you a muted, looping video embed that autoplays just like a GIF but loads in a fraction of the time.
How to convert a GIF to MP4
- Drop your .gif onto the box above or browse — files up to 200 MB are free, no account.
- Pick the Hero background preset for a muted, looping autoplay clip that behaves like the original GIF.
- Optional: adjust quality or resolution in Advanced settings.
- Press Convert and TinyVid turns the animated GIF into an MP4 video.
- Copy the background-loop embed code — it autoplays, loops and stays muted — and paste it in.