Turn any website into an
animated GIF

How to convert a website to GIF

1. 1

   Paste the URL

   Enter any public web address — a landing page, blog post, portfolio, or product page.

2. 2

   Choose GIF settings

   Pick a preset or customise scroll speed, viewport width, duration, and frame rate.

3. 3

   Download & share

   Your animated GIF is ready in seconds. Download it or share a public link directly.

Why use Scrollify for website GIFs

• Full-page scroll capture

  Renders the complete page, not just the above-the-fold area, with smooth pixel-perfect scrolling.

• Customisable frame rate

  Balance file size and smoothness with adjustable FPS settings, from snappy previews to buttery animations.

• No software to install

  Everything runs in the cloud. Paste, configure, download — no browser extensions or desktop apps needed.

• Shareable links

  Generate a public share link for each GIF so clients and teammates can view without logging in.

Frequently asked questions

How do I convert a website to a GIF?

Sign up for a free Scrollify account, paste the website URL into the export tool, select GIF as your output format, adjust the scroll speed and viewport width if needed, then hit "Export." Your animated GIF is generated in the cloud and available to download from your library within seconds.

What is the maximum GIF size or duration?

Duration and resolution limits depend on your plan. Free accounts can generate short GIFs suitable for most social-media previews. Starter, Pro, and Business plans unlock longer durations, higher resolutions, and batch exports.

Can I capture a full-length page that requires scrolling?

Yes — that is exactly what Scrollify is designed for. The headless browser scrolls from the top of the page to the bottom (or up to your configured duration) and captures every frame, producing a seamless scroll animation of the entire page.

Will the GIF show animations and CSS effects on the page?

Scrollify renders the page with a full browser engine, so CSS transitions, background videos, and lazy-loaded images are captured as they actually appear. For best results, allow a brief load delay so all assets finish rendering before scrolling begins.

Are GIFs the right format, or should I use MP4?

GIF is universally supported — it plays inline on GitHub READMEs, Notion pages, and most email clients without any user interaction. However, GIF files are typically larger than an equivalent MP4. If file size matters and your platform supports it, Scrollify also exports MP4 and WebM for much better compression. You can create both formats from the same URL.

Can I use the GIF for commercial purposes?

You own the output file Scrollify generates. However, you are responsible for having the rights to the website content you capture. Always ensure you have permission to record and distribute the target page's content before using GIFs commercially.

Is there a free plan for converting websites to GIF?

Yes. Scrollify has a free tier that lets you try website-to-GIF exports with a monthly quota. Upgrade any time for higher limits, priority rendering, and additional formats like MP4, MOV, WebM, and WebP.