GIF tools that run in your browser with no upload, sign-up, watermark or file size limits
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2007
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License: $39 (regular price $49) for one-time payment, includes one year of updates and works on 2 Macs. Forever plan: $99 for all future updates. Update renewal: $25 per year for existing license owners. Free trial: 3 days with all features, no card required.
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Key features
Automatic Sound Check with 30+ measurements of voice, mic and room
Nine profiles across three families: Narrator, Creator and Vocal
Background noise removal down to 11-18 dB on test recordings
Volume leveling within 1.4 to 1.8 dB instead of 5 to 7 dB
Room echo removal for natural sounding calls
Voice Training with 6 minutes of exercises for diction and intonation
Separate calibration and profiles for each microphone
Works with Zoom, Meet, Teams, Slack, Discord, OBS, FaceTime and Telegram
All processing on Mac; voice never uploaded to cloud
Convert video to GIF with trim, width and frame rate controls
Compress GIFs to meet platform size limits
Resize GIFs by exact pixels or percentage
Convert GIF to MP4
Crop GIFs to remove empty space or reframe
Add text to GIFs with caption options
Convert MP4 to GIF directly from phone or screen recording
Platform-specific presets for Discord, Slack, Twitch and WhatsApp
Generate shareable links for converted files
Local processing with no server uploads
What makes it different
One setting that works across every app instead of adjusting Zoom then Discord then Teams
Automatic tuning for users with no audio engineering knowledge
One-time purchase with optional updates instead of recurring subscription
All processing happens in your browser—files never upload to a server unless you request a shareable link
No file size limits or frame caps, only constrained by your computer's memory
Presets automatically configure output for specific platforms and their technical limits
Rebuilt in 2026 for modern browsers using FFmpeg WebAssembly technology