GIF Maker
Create animated GIFs from multiple images. Reorder frames, set delay, and generate your GIF. All processing happens in your browser.
Drop your images here, or click to browse
Select multiple images to use as GIF frames
How to Create GIF Animations
- 1
Upload Image Frames
Select multiple images that will become frames in your GIF animation.
- 2
Set Frame Order
Arrange frames in the desired sequence by dragging to reorder.
- 3
Adjust Frame Delay
Set the delay between frames in milliseconds to control animation speed.
- 4
Generate & Download
Click Create GIF and download your animated GIF file.
About GIF Animation
GIF (Graphics Interchange Format) is one of the oldest and most widely supported animated image formats. Despite being created in 1987, GIFs remain the go-to format for simple animations, memes, and short looping clips.
This tool assembles multiple still images into an animated GIF sequence. You control the frame order and timing. Shorter frame delays create smoother, faster animations while longer delays create slower, slideshow-like effects.
The GIF is encoded entirely in your browser using a custom LZW compression encoder. No server processing means instant creation and complete privacy for your images.
Key Features
Common Use Cases
- •Create product showcase animations from multiple angle photos
- •Make step-by-step tutorial animations from screenshots
- •Build animated banners and promotional graphics
- •Create reaction GIFs from photo sequences
- •Compile time-lapse style animations from series of images
Frequently Asked Questions
How many frames can my GIF have?
There is no fixed limit, but GIFs with many frames become large files. For smooth animation, 10-30 frames at 100ms delay is typically sufficient.
What frame delay should I use?
100ms (10 fps) is a good default for smooth animation. Use 200-500ms for slideshow effects. Use 50ms for very smooth but fast animation.
Why is my GIF file so large?
GIF uses lossless compression which creates larger files than video formats. Reduce size by using fewer frames, smaller dimensions, or fewer colors.
Can I use photos of different sizes?
Yes. The tool resizes all frames to match the dimensions of the first image. For best results, use images with the same dimensions.