Can I convert an animated SVG to GIF?

Yes. Upload an SVG containing CSS or SMIL animation, choose GIF, set the duration, frame rate, size, and background, then download the animated GIF.

Can I convert an SVG animation to MP4?

Yes. The converter renders the SVG animation into high-resolution frames and records those frames as a downloadable video using browser-supported recording.

Are SVG files uploaded to a server?

No. SVG preview, frame rendering, GIF encoding, and video recording run locally in the browser.

Animated SVG to GIF or MP4 Converter

1. Upload animated SVG

↑Choose or drop an animated SVGCSS and SMIL animation · up to 10 MB

Output format

Duration 3sFrame rate 24 fpsWidth 1440pxBackground

Output: 1440 × 1440px · approximately 72 frames. Keep this tab visible while the animation is recorded.

2. Preview animation

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Your SVG animation will play here

Local conversion. Your SVG stays in this browser. GIF supports one-bit transparency; MP4 uses the selected solid background and is offered when your browser can encode it.

How it works

SVG animation to video in three steps

1. Add an animated SVG.
2. Set duration, FPS, dimensions, and background.
3. Download GIF or browser-supported MP4.

GIF or MP4?

Choose GIF for looping reactions, email, documentation, and transparent edges. Choose MP4 for social posts, presentations, and smaller files with smoother color.

Supported animation

The recorder captures SVG animation rendered by your browser, including SMIL elements, CSS keyframes, transforms, path motion, gradients, clipping, masks, and filters.

Need an animated SVG first?

Create and animate vector artwork in the SVG creator, or turn a PNG, JPG, WebP, or photo into editable paths with the detailed image-to-SVG converter.

Animated SVG converter FAQ

Can I convert animated SVG to GIF?

Yes. CSS and SMIL animation frames are rendered directly from the SVG and encoded into a looping GIF.

Can I export SVG animation as MP4?

Yes. The same high-resolution frame sequence is recorded as video when browser recording is supported.

Does my SVG leave this device?

No. Preview, frame rendering, GIF encoding, and video recording happen locally in your browser.