Feature · GIF Export
Screen recordings as GIFs.
Export any screen recording, or a trimmed part of it, as an animated GIF that plays inline in READMEs, docs, tickets and chat.
What you get
What it does for you.
- 01
Frame rate and size
Choose 15, 20, 25 or 30 fps and a size preset to balance smoothness against file size.
- 02
Loop or play once
Turn looping on for demos that repeat, or off for a one-time walkthrough.
- 03
Trim before export
Trim the recording on the timeline first, so the GIF covers only the part you need.
How it works
From take to finished video.
- 01
Trim to the moment
Use trims on the timeline to keep only the section you want in the GIF.
- 02
Choose GIF
Pick GIF as the format, then frame rate, size and looping.
- 03
Export
One Rec renders the GIF on your computer, ready to drop into a README, doc or ticket.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
How long can a GIF be?
There's no hard limit, but GIF files grow fast. Keep GIFs to about 15 seconds and use MP4 for anything longer.
Do GIFs include zooms and cursor effects?
Yes. Zooms, cursor settings, backgrounds and annotations on the timeline are rendered into the GIF.
Can I export a GIF with captions?
Yes. Captions on the timeline render into the GIF, which helps for silent, auto-playing demos.
Try it on your next take.
Free for macOS, Windows and Linux, with no time limit on recordings.