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GIF Maker: Video to GIF HD — App Store rankings

Ahmet Burak Ozyurt · Photo & Video · View on the App Store

About this app

The developer's US App Store description, in full.

Got a video? Turn it into a GIF in just 2-3 taps. No ads, no watermark, no subscription. Making a GIF should be quick and fun - not a chore. So we kept it simple. Pick a video, trim the bit you want, and share. That's the whole app. EASY AS 1-2-3 1. Pick a video from your gallery, or record a new one. 2. Trim to the exact moment you want. 3. Tap once to make your GIF - then share it anywhere. No menus to dig through. No settings to figure out. Just tap and go. NO ADS. NO WATERMARK. NO CATCH. - No ads popping up or playing over your audio. - No watermark slapped on your GIFs - ever. - No subscription and no in-app purchases. - Buy it once and the whole app is yours, forever. GIFS THAT LOOK GREAT Your GIFs come out clear and smooth, true to your original video - no blurry, washed-out results. MAKE A GIF OF ANYTHING - A funny reaction for the group chat. - A meme worth sharing. - A clip of your pet, your kid, or a moment you love. - Anything you can film or already have in your gallery. SHARE IN A TAP Send your GIF to Messages, Mail, and your favorite apps, or save it right to your photos. YOUR VIDEOS STAY YOURS Everything happens right on your iPhone. Nothing gets uploaded - we just help you make great GIFs. PAY ONCE. THAT'S IT. No trials that quietly charge you. No paywall to dodge. One simple price, everything unlocked from your very first tap. Tired of GIF apps full of ads, watermarks, and subscriptions? This one just makes GIFs. Get it once and make all the GIFs you want.

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    #81

    🇺🇸 United States · Top paid · Photo & Video

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