About AI GIF Editor
A small tool for short animations
aigifeditor.com is independently operated by an individual. The service brings image conversion, short video conversion, GIF editing and compression into one browser workflow. We do not publish the operator’s personal name. For questions about the service, accounts, privacy or payments, contact support@aigifeditor.com.
The goal is to make the next useful step easy to find. Choose your source, adjust the animation, and save a standard GIF. A local conversion does not require an account or a paid plan. There is no site watermark added to the output.
Local tools and remote generation
Image and video conversion, GIF editing and compression process selected files in your browser. Those local files are not uploaded by the tools. The optional AI generator is a separate remote service: your written prompt is submitted to APIMart, and the resulting GIF is temporarily stored so you can preview and download it.
AI generation includes six one-time free generations shared between guest use and your account. Signing in connects that allowance to your account; it does not reset it. Additional generations use paid credits. Generated files expire after twenty-four hours, while account history remains available.
Clear limits, practical results
The tools are designed for small animations, not full video editing. Image sequences accept up to sixty files. Source video is limited to thirty seconds and one hundred megabytes. The editor accepts existing GIFs with up to sixty frames. Device memory and file codecs can impose further limits, especially on phones.
We do not promise a particular generation time, compression percentage or creative result. Preview the output before using it, and keep the original source when you need to preserve an unchanged copy. The service does not export MP4, animated WebP or APNG.
Contact
Send feedback and support requests to support@aigifeditor.com. Include the tool name and a description of what happened. For billing questions, include an order number rather than full payment-card information. You can describe an issue without sending private source images.