Turn any video clip into a GIF for free, right in your browser.
Then learn how to post GIFs in YouTube comments, and how to get your own GIF into the YouTube GIF picker.
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Pick a video, choose the moment, add a caption if you like, and download your GIF in seconds.
GIF comments are available in the YouTube app on iPhone, iPad and Android, and are rolling out gradually, account by account.
Install the latest version of the YouTube app from the App Store or Google Play.
Go to any video or Short and open its comment section.
Tap the comment box, then tap the GIF option to open the GIF search.
Search for a GIF, tap the one you like, add text if you want, and post.
YouTube doesn't let you upload GIF files to comments. Every GIF comes from Tenor, Google's GIF library, so the way in is to publish your GIF on Tenor first.
Create it with the free GIF maker above. Keep it short and clean.
Upload on tenor.com or in Tenor's GIF Keyboard app, and add a unique tag.
Tenor says approval can take up to 48 hours. YouTube only shows GIFs rated for all audiences.
Search for your unique tag in YouTube's GIF picker and post it.
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No account, no sign-up and no watermark on your GIFs.
Add classic white-on-black caption text at the top or bottom.
Choose width, frame rate and quality to keep GIFs small enough to share.
Runs in mobile Safari and Chrome, so you can make a GIF from a clip in your camera roll.
Set the exact start time and length, up to 10 seconds per GIF.
Quick answers about GIF comments on YouTube and our GIF maker.
It takes less than a minute, and it's free.