Select an animated GIF
Add a non-empty .gif file of 100 MB or less that host FFmpeg can read.
Free online GIF to AVI converter
Create an MPEG-4 Part 2 AVI video from an animated GIF.
Fileverses processes a qualifying GIF server-side and writes a newly encoded, video-only AVI from its first video stream.
- MPEG-4 Part 2
- Video-only AVI
- 100 MB GIF input
Processed by our self-hosted conversion engine
Supported files
GIF animation in. Newly encoded AVI out.
GIFAVI
The fixed profile converts the GIF’s first video stream into MPEG-4 Part 2 video. GIF has no audio stream, so the AVI result is silent.
How it works
Convert an animated GIF to AVI video
Encode the AVI
Start the sequential server queue to map the first GIF video stream and encode MPEG-4 Part 2 video.
Download and test
Save each separately named .avi result and test it in the legacy application or player that requires AVI.
AVI conversion boundaries
A silent AVI with fixed video encoding.
The profile writes MPEG-4 Part 2 video at quality setting 5. Source metadata and chapters are removed, with no edit or encoding controls.
Convert GIF to AVIGIF source limit
This route accepts only non-empty .gif files up to 100 MB, and conversion requires host FFmpeg to read the input.
Video-only AVI
GIF provides no audio stream. The fixed profile maps only the first video stream, so a successful AVI contains no audio.
Fixed MPEG-4 Part 2 encode
The route creates a new MPEG-4 Part 2 video at FFmpeg quality setting 5. It is not a renamed GIF or container-only remux.
No source extras or tuning
Metadata and chapters are removed; there are no trim, crop, resize, frame-rate, bitrate, codec, quality, or stream-selection controls.
GIF to AVI FAQ
AVI output explained
Does GIF to AVI include audio?+−
No. GIF has no audio stream, and this route produces video-only AVI output.
What codec is used for the AVI video?+−
A successful result uses newly encoded MPEG-4 Part 2 video at FFmpeg quality setting 5.
Is this a simple GIF container change?+−
No. The GIF’s first video stream is decoded and re-encoded as AVI video; this is not a remux.
Can I make a silent GIF into AVI?+−
Yes, provided the GIF is readable by host FFmpeg. GIF-to-AVI output is always video-only on this route.
Can I trim, resize, or tune AVI quality?+−
No. The profile is fixed and has no trim, crop, resize, frame-rate, bitrate, codec, quality, or stream controls.
Are metadata and GIF extras preserved?+−
No. Source metadata and chapters are removed, and no subtitles, attachments, alternate streams, or audio are retained.
Will every player accept the AVI?+−
Compatibility is not guaranteed. Use a non-empty .gif up to 100 MB and test the downloaded AVI in its intended destination.