GIF Maker
Create animated GIFs from multiple images. Drag to reorder frames, adjust timing and quality.
Drag & drop images here, or click to browse
Upload 2 or more images (PNG, JPG, WEBP)Preview
Create animated GIFs from multiple images. Drag to reorder frames, adjust timing and quality.
Drag & drop images here, or click to browse
Upload 2 or more images (PNG, JPG, WEBP)Preview
Create animated GIFs from a series of images with our free, browser-based GIF Maker. Upload your image sequence, arrange the frames in the order you want, adjust timing and quality settings, and generate a ready-to-share GIF in seconds. Everything runs locally in your browser, so your images stay private and no account or installation is needed.
Start by uploading two or more images. The images will appear as thumbnail frames that you can drag to reorder or remove individually. Set the frame delay to control how fast or slow the animation plays. A delay of 100 to 200 milliseconds creates a fast, smooth animation, while 500 to 1000 milliseconds produces a slower slideshow effect. Choose whether the GIF should loop continuously or play once, set a custom width if needed, and click Generate to create your animated GIF.
The quality slider controls the color sampling precision used during GIF encoding. Lower values produce higher quality but larger file sizes, while higher values reduce quality and file size. The default value of 10 is a good middle ground for most use cases. The width setting lets you resize all frames to a specific pixel width while maintaining aspect ratio. Leaving it blank uses the dimensions of the first uploaded image.
Drag and drop thumbnails to rearrange the frame order. The number overlay on each thumbnail shows its position in the animation sequence. Click the red X button on any frame to remove it. You can add more images at any time using the plus button in the frame strip. This makes it easy to build your animation incrementally and adjust the sequence until it looks right.
The tool uses the gif.js library, which encodes GIF files using web workers for better performance. GIF is an 8-bit format limited to 256 colors per frame, so photographs may show some color banding compared to the source images. For photographic content, consider using a lower quality value (higher number on the slider) to improve the dithering. The generated GIF files are compatible with all modern browsers, email clients, and messaging platforms.