GIF Maker from Images
Drop a sequence of images — product angles, drawing steps, photo bursts — order them, set how long each frame shows, choose looping, and get a real animated GIF encoded in your browser. Frames are cover-resized to a consistent size (set by the first frame's shape, or a width you pick) so mixed inputs animate cleanly instead of jumping.
Drop images to turn into an animated GIF
JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, GIF, BMP, TIFF, HEIC or SVG — processed locally, never uploaded · You can also paste from the clipboard
How to gIF Maker
- Drop at least two images.
- Reorder frames with the arrows; set delay and looping.
- Create the GIF — it downloads and previews, motion included.
Frequently asked questions
What delay should I use?
100–200ms (5–10 fps) reads as smooth motion; 500ms suits step-by-step slides; 40–60ms is video-like but inflates file size because every frame is stored in full.
Why does my GIF look grainy?
GIF is limited to 256 colours per frame — photographs band and dither. It is the price of the format's universal support; for photographic motion, short WebP or MP4 files are smaller and smoother.
Can I edit an existing animated GIF?
Yes, elsewhere on this site: the Resizer and Bulk Resizer preserve animation when outputting GIF, and the Converter keeps animations when converting GIF → GIF.
