Images to Animated GIF
Merge multiple images into one looping GIF in your browser
All conversion runs in your browser. Files never leave your device.
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Drop images here or click to upload
Supports multiple files
PNG, JPG, WebP, GIF, BMP, AVIF, TIFF, HEIC/HEIF — up to 60 frames · order = animation frames
Images to Animated GIF Guide
1. How do I combine several images into one animated GIF with this tool?
- Add two or more images in the order you want them to appear as animation frames.
- Use ↑ / ↓ to change frame order; remove frames you do not need.
- Set frame delay (how long each image shows), output width and height, and letterbox color.
- Adjust GIF quality and choose whether the animation loops forever.
- Click Create animated GIF, then preview and download a single .gif file.
2. How does this tool build an animated GIF without uploading my files?
Each image is drawn onto a fixed-size canvas (letterboxed to fit) in sequence.
gif.js encodes frames in Web Workers and builds one animated GIF file on your device.
HEIC/HEIF files are decoded with heic2any first, then rasterized like other images.
3. What limits apply to frame count and output size?
This tool is for turning a series of stills into a simple animation—slideshow GIFs, memes, or UI mockups.
It is not a full video editor; frame count is limited for performance and browser memory.
4. Why use a browser-based GIF builder for quick animations?
- Client-side only: no server upload.
- Reorder frames before export.
- Control delay, dimensions, background, loop, and palette quality.
5. When is an image-sequence GIF better than a video file?
- Turn burst or sequential photos into a shareable GIF.
- Quick storyboard or before/after animation for chat or email.
- Prototype motion from static UI screenshots.