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Use case

A product demo GIF that sells in ten seconds

A short loop of your product’s best trick plays by itself on a landing page, in an email or a launch post.

Open in the editorPreset: X
Width
800px
Frame rate
15 fps
Target
≤ 13.8 MB
Open an empty project

How to · 3 steps

Step by step

  1. 1

    Record the one flow

    Pick your product’s tab and do the job once, slowly.

  2. 2

    Zoom and frame it

    Add a Zoom on the key click, a Background, and a short Text caption.

  3. 3

    Export for where it’s going

    Pick X, LinkedIn, Product Hunt or email and Lazygif fits the limit.

One problem, solved, in under 15 seconds

Show the before, the action and the after, then hold the after for a second. Aim for 8–15 seconds; for more, make one GIF per feature.

Record so it looks good small

Demo GIFs are seen at 600–800 px wide.

  • Record one tab or a smaller window, not a full Retina screen.
  • Use realistic sample data, and hide bookmarks and notifications.
  • Pause before each click.
  • Start on a frame that works as a still, for Outlook and slow loads.

Size limits

Where this GIF is going

Limits for the destinations on this page. See every platform.

GIF size limits for X (Twitter), LinkedIn, Product Hunt, Email (Gmail, Outlook, Apple Mail)
PlatformMax GIF sizeLazygif preset
X (Twitter)
15 MB
800px · 15 fps · ≤ 13.8 MB
LinkedIn
5 MB
720px · 12 fps · ≤ 4.6 MB
Product Hunt
3 MB
1270px · 12 fps · ≤ 2.76 MB
Email (Gmail, Outlook, Apple Mail)
No fixed limit
600px · 10 fps · ≤ 922 KB

FAQ

Questions, answered

How long should a product demo GIF be?
8–15 seconds per feature. For a full walkthrough, export MP4.
Why does my demo GIF look blurry?
A large screen was shrunk too far. Record a smaller window and zoom into the action.
Can I put a GIF on my landing page?
Yes, as an image. Keep it a few MB; for longer demos a muted looping MP4 is lighter.

Make your first GIF now.

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