Launched this week
GifDrop converts videos to high-quality GIFs in seconds — entirely on your device. No uploads. No watermark. Ever. 🚀 Fast: on-device encoding, no internet needed 🔒 Private: videos never leave your phone, no account required ✂️ Editor: precise trim, frame scrubber, FPS/resolution/speed control, live size estimate 📤 Share to WhatsApp, Telegram, Instagram, Reddit, X 💎 Premium (one-time $2.99): no ads, 8s clips, 360p/15fps, unlimited history — no subscription. Built solo in React Native 👇
The on-device speed genuinely caught me off guard, especially trimming a clip and getting the size estimate update live. Privacy-first is a nice touch that feels rare here.
@mcahitkjcr Appreciate that! The live size estimate was one of those small features I almost cut, so it's great to hear it's the thing that stood out. Privacy-first felt like it should be the default for something this small, not a premium feature. Thanks for giving it a try 🙏
the on-device encoding actually feels instant, love that my clips aren't getting uploaded anywhere. trimming with the frame scrubber is way more precise than the other gif apps i've tried.
@farukvbr9 Thanks, Faruk 🙏 The no-upload part was the whole reason I built this — handing your video to some server just to make a GIF always felt backwards. And glad the frame scrubber landed; getting it precise without lag on-device took a few passes to get right.
The on-device encoding actually delivers — converted a 10-second clip instantly without uploading anywhere, which feels rare these days. The frame scrubber for trimming is way more precise than what I was using before.
@cemal144177 Thanks Cemal 🙏 That instant turnaround on a 10-second clip is exactly what I was chasing — no spinner, no "uploading…", just the GIF. And the frame scrubber was the part I obsessed over most, so it means a lot that the precision came through. Appreciate you giving it a real try!