I use GIFit constantly, and it’s easily the best tool for turning any video into a GIF. It makes cutting down videos for social media incredibly easy. What really sets it apart is the ability to adjust the size, speed, and quality before you save, complete with a file size preview. Since different platforms have strict limits (like 10MB on some or 100MB on others), being able to quickly tweak the parameters to hit a target size is a lifesaver. On top of all that, it processes everything locally without needing an internet connection, and there are absolutely NO ADS. Highly recommended!

I don’t usually write reviews, but this app definitely deserves one. I had downloaded it before and couldn’t find it again at first — had to dig through the App Store to track it down. But I’m so glad I did. It does exactly what it promises: converts videos to GIFs quickly, with no ads, no watermarks, and no upsells. It’s rare to find an app that just works without trying to squeeze something out of you. Huge thanks to the developer — this deserves way more recognition.

Does exactly what’s advertised. Only suggestion I have would be to show how big the file size will be once converted while the settings are being adjusted, so if you’re trying to make the gif under a certain size while keeping as much video quality as possible, you can see it in real time instead of going back and forth between the settings and gif drafts.

I’ve tried quite a few video-to-GIF apps, and this is easily the best one I’ve used. It’s super simple, exports quickly, and the GIF quality is surprisingly good. I really like that I can trim the video and adjust everything without dealing with a bunch of confusing settings. It just works, which is exactly what I wanted. Definitely a 5-star app.