Use common source formats
Open MP4, MOV, or WebM recordings from iPhone, Android, or desktop.
Turn a raw MOV, MP4, or WebM screen recording into a presentable H.264 MP4 for a website, social post, tutorial, or YouTube Short.
Choose your recording, select the exact moment, adjust the preset and export without leaving this guide. Your source video stays on this device.
Open the source recording in Giflane, choose MP4, select the exact start and end, pick a horizontal, vertical, or phone-friendly canvas, and export. The browser renders an H.264 MP4 without sending the original video to Giflane.
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Trim the right moment and export a clean MP4 for reviews, social posts, help content or a product page.
Open MP4, MOV, or WebM recordings from iPhone, Android, or desktop.
Export the useful section or select Don’t clip for the complete recording.
Use a vertical Short, horizontal video, or phone-centered composition.
The source recording is not uploaded to a media-processing server.
Choose an MP4, MOV, or WebM file up to five minutes.
MP4 is the default option because it is suitable for longer and higher-quality clips.
Drag the trim handles or use Don’t clip for the full source.
Use 9:16 for vertical publishing or 16:9 for a horizontal video.
Download the finished clip and add audio or captions in your publishing editor if needed.
These settings are a good starting point. Adjust them if your on-screen text is hard to read or the exported file is larger than you need.
Yes. Open the MOV file in a compatible browser and export the selected section as H.264 MP4.
Yes. Choose Don’t clip to export the complete source as MP4.
Not currently. Add sound, narration, or captions after export.
MP4 is better for longer clips, higher visual quality, and more efficient motion. GIF is best for short silent loops.