Gifski changelog
Back to Gifski20 releases since October 2021 · GitHub releases, checked Oct 26, 2026
3.0.6Latest
- Improve compatibility with macOS 27.
3.0.4
- Fix blank preview for screen recordings
3.0.3
- Fix handling of videos with transparency
3.0.2
- Improve performance
3.0.0Big update
After almost 3 years of work, Gifski 3 is here. The app has been rewritten from scratch in SwiftUI.
- The app now requires macOS 26. You can get the last macOS 15 compatible version from the readme.
- Added the ability to crop the video.
- Added the ability to export the modified video (cropped and/or trimmed).
- Added a GIF preview feature, letting you see how the GIF will look before converting.
- Added a loop delay setting, letting you add a pause between GIF loops.
- Added an "Automatically save GIFs to Downloads" setting.
- Improved time remaining estimation during conversion.
- Improved file size estimation during conversion.
- Improved video rotation handling.
- The app now warns before converting large high-resolution GIFs that may produce very large files.
- The app now warns when the resulting GIF would have too few frames.
- Fixed a visual glitch where bounce mode could flash a duplicate frame.
Huge thanks to @mmulet for help with this release.
2.23.0
- The app now requires macOS 13. You can get the last macOS 12 compatible version from the readme.
2.22.3
- Fix an issue that caused too much dithering in frames with little motion and few colors
2.22.2
- Internal: Improved error reporting
2.22.1
- Improved error handling
2.22.0
- The app now requires macOS 12. You can find the last macOS 11 compatible version in the readme.
- Improved quality and performance.
2.21.2
- Internal improvements
2.21.1
- Fix green line sometimes occurring on the GIF
2.21.0
- Require macOS 11
- The conversion completed notification now plays a sound.
You can turn this off in “System Preferences › Notifications & Focus › Gifski”.
2.20.2
- Persist the FPS setting
This is the last macOS 10.15 compatible version.
2.20.1
- Fixed a rendering issue with videos having transparency.
2.20.0
- Improved GIF quality in some cases where the quality setting is set to a low value.
2.19.4
- Fix an issue where the bounce feature would get an incorrect end frame
- Fix an issue on macOS 12 where the video not showing up when the system has "reduced motion" enabled
2.19.3
- Fix crash caused by macOS 12 bug
- Fix preserving video rotation
2.19.0
- Improved compatibility with macOS Monterey.
2.18.0
- The final GIF duration is now shown in the editor.
- The conversion completed screen now has a button to quickly start another conversion.
Tip: You can already drag & drop a video onto the editor and conversion completed screens to start a new conversion.