No stretched interface
The original aspect ratio stays intact inside the vertical canvas.
Place your existing recording inside a 9:16 composition, keep the interface readable, and use the space around it for color instead of cropping away important content.
Do not stretch the source. Put it on a 9:16 canvas, scale it until the interface remains readable, center it, and use a solid or gradient background around the recording. Giflane applies this layout automatically and exports the result as a vertical MP4.
Try it with your recording →The original aspect ratio stays intact inside the vertical canvas.
Flexible phone sizing protects buttons, labels, and the important screen area.
Use the area around the recording for a brand color or subtle gradient.
Orientation is detected from the upload and can still be changed manually.
Upload an MP4, MOV, or WebM up to five minutes. Choose the moment, background, canvas, and output format. No account is needed for Giflane Free.
Use a portrait, landscape, phone, tablet, or desktop capture up to five minutes.
Choose YouTube Short to switch the composition to 9:16.
Confirm that labels, navigation, and the pointer remain inside the frame.
Use a solid background for clarity or a restrained gradient for more depth.
Download the vertical H.264 video and add platform-specific audio or captions afterwards.
Start here, then adjust for the text size, motion, and destination of your own recording.
Yes. Giflane fits it inside a 9:16 canvas and preserves the original aspect ratio.
The default fit preserves the full recording. Check the preview before export, especially when status-bar cropping is enabled.
Yes. Use a preset, color picker, gradient, or colors extracted from a public website.
Choose MP4 for social video and longer clips. Use GIF only for a short silent loop on a page or in a message.