Plotlake is a browser-based tool for turning images and videos into GIF, Animated WebP, APNG or MP4 files. It accepts JPG, PNG, WebP and HEIC/HEIF images, along with videos in MP4, WebM, MOV, AVI and MKV formats. Editing controls let you adjust frame delay, loop count, compression, dithering, palette size and padding color. You can also start with Social, High Quality, Tutorial or Small File presets, with optimization options for X, Discord, Slack, Telegram and Email. For image sequences, folders can be imported and sorted by filename. The maker says files are processed in the browser and are not uploaded to a server. The Free plan is free, requires no signup, and exports without a watermark or branding. The maker describes the tool as free forever, with no premium tier, trial, hidden fees or paywall. Stated limits are 100 MB per input, videos up to 60 seconds and a maximum of 300 frames. The first video conversion downloads a roughly 30 MB FFmpeg core, which the page says is cached afterward. The maker describes Plotlake as built for creators, including people making animations for social media, tutorials and sharing.
Who it is for
Plotlake suits creators who want to convert images or videos into animated and video formats in a browser. Its presets, file-specific optimization options and folder import can help people preparing animations for social posts, tutorials or sharing.
What is good
- Supports multiple image and video input formats.
- Exports GIF, WebP, APNG and MP4.
- Offers controls for timing, compression and color.
- Folder import sorts image sequences by filename.
- No signup, watermark or branding is required.
- Maker says processing happens in the browser.
What to know first
- Inputs are limited to 100 MB.
- Videos are limited to 60 seconds.
- Exports are capped at 300 frames.
- First video conversion downloads a roughly 30 MB FFmpeg core.
Verdict
Choose Plotlake if you want browser-based conversion with adjustable output settings, presets and no signup or watermark. The maker describes it as free with no premium tier or paywall. Check the 100 MB input, 60-second video and 300-frame limits against the files you need to convert.
Get started with Plotlake
- Open the Plotlake website in a browser.
- Import images or a video, or drop a folder of image sequences.
- Choose an output format and adjust settings or select a preset.
- Convert the files and export without a watermark.
- For a first video conversion, allow the roughly 30 MB FFmpeg core to download.
What the free plan stops at
The Free plan caps each input at 100 MB, videos at 60 seconds and output at 300 frames. A first video conversion downloads a roughly 30 MB FFmpeg core; the page says it is cached afterward.
Questions about Plotlake
How much does Plotlake cost?
The Free plan is free. The maker describes it as free forever, with no premium tier, hidden fees or paywall.
Is there a free trial?
No. The maker says there is no trial and describes Plotlake as free.
Does Plotlake require an account?
No signup is required.
Which formats can I use?
Image inputs include JPG, PNG, WebP and HEIC/HEIF; video inputs include MP4, WebM, MOV, AVI and MKV. Listed outputs are GIF, WebP, APNG and MP4.
What are the file limits?
The homepage states a 100 MB input limit, a 60-second video limit and a maximum of 300 frames.
Are exported files watermarked?
No. The maker says exports have no watermark or branding.
Plotlake plans and pricing
All plansCompared on AI GIF makers
- Free plan
- Yes
- Image to GIF
- Yes
- Video to GIF
- Yes
- Maximum GIF length
- 60 seconds
- Watermark-free export
- Yes
