Why convert GIF to MOV?

MOV with H.264 is the preferred animated format for Final Cut Pro, Premiere, and Keynote — they all import MOV faithfully but degrade GIF colour.

Will the MOV loop automatically?

MOV files do not loop intrinsically — your player has to. Keynote and most editing apps allow setting a loop in their UI.

Are my files uploaded?

No. ffmpeg.wasm runs entirely inside your browser via WebAssembly.

GIF to MOV Converter

Convert an animated GIF into a QuickTime MOV file with H.264 video. Useful for importing into Final Cut, Premiere or Keynote without GIF colour banding. Runs entirely in your browser via ffmpeg.wasm.

100% client-side · ffmpeg.wasm · no upload

Animated GIF

Quality (CRF) Use yuv420p (broad compatibility)

Pick a GIF file to begin.

How to convert GIF to MOV

Pick your .gif file.
Pick a quality preset. CRF 23 is a balanced default.
Press Convert to MOV and download the result.

Common use cases

Final Cut Pro / Premiere import — MOV is honoured as a video clip, unlike GIF.
Keynote slides that need a looping animation segment.
Avoid GIF banding in motion-heavy reaction clips.

Frequently asked questions

Why is the first run slow?

ffmpeg.wasm is about 25 MB and is downloaded once on first use, then cached for instant subsequent runs.

Does the MOV preserve the original frame rate?

Yes — the GIF's frame timing is honoured. ffmpeg pads odd dimensions by one pixel so H.264 encoding never fails on quirky sizes.

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