Gifsky vs TC Calculator

Gifsky turns videos and screen recordings into polished, shareable GIFs—without the clutter of a full creative suite. TRIM THE MOMENT Preview your video and choose the exact section you want to turn into a GIF. CONTROL THE RESULT • Choose a resolution from Small to HD • Set frame rate from 4 to 24 FPS • Adjust output quality • Change playback speed from 0.5× to 2× • Pick Loop, Bounce, or Once playback KEEP EVERY GIF CLOSE Generated GIFs are saved in a modern gallery. Open any GIF to zoom in, inspect its file size, share it, copy it, save it to Photos, or delete it. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Conversion happens on your device. Gifsky requires no account and includes no ads, tracking, subscriptions, or watermarks. Your media stays under your control unless you choose to share or save it. Gifsky supports iPhone and iPad and requires iOS or iPadOS 18.5 or later. The app interface is in English.

TC Calculator is a fast, no-nonsense timecode calculator built for video and film professionals on set and in post. Add and subtract timecodes in a single tap and read the result instantly, with live conversions to frames, seconds, and feet+frames. FRAME RATES Work in any of nine frame rates: 23.976, 24, 25, 29.97, 30, 48, 50, 59.94, and 60 fps. DROP-FRAME DONE RIGHT Correct drop-frame (DF) and non-drop (NDF) math, including the proper ";" and ":" separators. 29.97 and 59.94 drop-frame are handled exactly, with 24-hour wrap-around. INSTANT CONVERSIONS Every result shows total frames, real-time seconds, and feet+frames (35mm, 16 frames/foot) at a glance. MADE FOR THE JOB - Clean, dark interface that's easy to read on set - A and B operands with quick clear buttons - Calculation history that remembers your confirmed results - Works fully offline — no sign-in, no setup PRIVATE BY DESIGN No account, no servers, no tracking, no ads. The app collects nothing; everything stays on your device. TC Calculator is a reference tool. Results are calculated from the values you enter — for delivery-critical work, always verify against your production's official timecode references.