GIF for X (Twitter)

Fits X’s GIF limits automatically. Starts at the 15MB web limit — switch to 5MB if you post from the app.

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Drop a video or GIF here, or click to choose

MP4 · WebM · MOV · GIF — everything happens right here in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

Video
Join several GIFs and images under one frame, like a long product page — each part is saved as its own file.
0.0s
Crop
Crop: drag on the preview to keep only the part you need (square handles resize). Result: drag text and images to move them; double-click text to edit it in place.
Fit to a target size
MB
Drag to the upload limit of where you’re posting — size and frame rate are set to look best within it. Switch off to adjust by hand. For under 1MB, type the number.
Range
Start 0.0s
End 10.0s
Speed1×
Direction
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Converted GIF preview

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X’s GIF limits

X accepts GIFs up to 15MB when posting from a browser, but only 5MB from the mobile apps. These numbers come from widely cited guides rather than an official help page, so we treat them as practical limits. If you post from your phone, drag the target slider down to 5MB — a GIF made for 5MB uploads everywhere.

Making it work in the timeline

GIF or video?

X converts uploaded GIFs into looping silent video behind the scenes, but they still behave like GIFs: autoplay, loop, and the GIF badge. If you need sound or longer than about 10 seconds, upload the video itself — the free VidCut editor can cut and crop it first.