Flip, stabilize, extract audio, video to GIF and back

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LazyKiwi's convert tools — flip, stabilize, extract audio (MP3, WAV or M4A), video to GIF and GIF to MP4 — take clips of 1 to 300 seconds and cost 1 credit per second; AI video detection and adding subtitles cost 2 credits per second.

Specifications

Specifications
Input1 video (GIF to MP4: 1 GIF; subtitles: optional .srt or .ass file)
Length1–300 seconds
ResolutionKept from your clip
File formatsIn: MP4, MOV (GIF for GIF to MP4) · Out: GIF (video to GIF), MP4 (GIF to MP4), MP3 / WAV / M4A (extract audio); other tools: To be confirmed · Up to 50 MB per file
Credits1 credit per second; AI video detector and subtitles 2 per second
Free allowance40 free credits cover up to 40 seconds (20 for detection or subtitles)
WatermarkNone on paid plans (listed on the pricing page); Free plan: To be confirmed

The tools

ToolWhat it doesCost
Flip videoMirror horizontally or vertically1 / s
Video stabilizerSmooth out shaky footage1 / s
Extract audioSave the soundtrack as MP3, WAV or M4A1 / s
Video to GIF · GIF to MP4Convert between formats1 / s
AI video detectorCheck frames for signs of AI generation2 / s
Add subtitlesAdd subtitles — generated and reviewed in the editor, or from your own file2 / s

FAQ

Why can these take 300 seconds when AI tools take 15?

They process the footage you have rather than generating new frames, so they are cheap and fast at any length.

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