Using GifDrop
You may use GifDrop to convert supported videos and image sequences into GIF or WebP files on macOS. You are responsible for the files you import and the GIFs you export.
Terms of Use
Last updated: May 18, 2026. These generic terms are placeholders and should be reviewed before a wider paid launch.
You may use GifDrop to convert supported videos and image sequences into GIF or WebP files on macOS. You are responsible for the files you import and the GIFs you export.
The free version may include limits, such as a maximum frame count per export. Paid features, if offered, may require a valid license key.
You keep ownership of your own content. GifDrop does not claim ownership of your videos, image sequences, or exported files.
Do not use GifDrop in a way that breaks applicable laws, infringes someone else's rights, or attempts to interfere with the app, licensing, or distribution systems.
GifDrop is provided on an "as is" basis. We aim to keep it useful and reliable, but we do not guarantee that every export will be error-free or suitable for every workflow.
For questions about these terms, email hello@transformdigital.co.nz.