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A heart locket that opens onto your photo
With this heart locket GIF maker, one photo in gives one looping GIF out.
This heart locket GIF maker draws a heart-shaped locket on a fine chain and opens it slowly to show your photo fitted inside the heart. You upload the photo, choose a metal, and the GIF is made for you in under a minute.
It needs only one photo. A person, a pet or an object all work as the picture in the locket, and there is no second side to fill. Many locket makers ask for two photos or a line of text; here the single photo is the whole gift.
The result is a small looping GIF with no watermark. It suits an anniversary note, a Valentine message, a birthday wish or a keepsake for a parent, and you can send it in any chat that accepts GIF files.
Made for
- Couples
- Anniversary notes
- Gifts for a parent
- Pet owners
- Friends
- Valentine messages
How to use the heart locket GIF maker
- 1
Upload one photo
Click the upload area or drag a JPG, PNG or WebP file in, up to 10 MB. Choose a photo of one person, pet or object with the subject filling most of the frame.
- 2
Pick Gold, Silver or Rose gold
Gold is preselected. Silver is a cooler metal, and Rose gold adds a few tiny pink hearts around the locket. Choose square, wide or tall, and add a note such as slower motion if you like.
- 3
Generate and download
Press Generate GIF. It usually takes about 20 to 30 seconds. The GIF plays in the page, and Download saves it as a .gif file you can send right away.
Photo tips for a clearer heart GIF
The photo sits inside a small heart, so framing matters.
- Pick a close-up where the face fills most of the frame, because the photo sits inside a small heart.
- Use one clear subject: one person, one pet or one object.
- Choose a sharp, well-lit photo; a blurry one stays blurry inside the heart.
- Keep the face uncovered, without sunglasses or a hand across it.
- Use a plain background when you can, so the subject stands out against the metal.
- Pick the aspect ratio for where the GIF goes: square for chats, tall for stories, wide for a banner.
- Use the note box for small asks like sparkles or slower motion, up to 300 characters.
- Compare the GIF with your original photo before you send it, since it is AI output.
- Skip photos with several faces; the heart is small, and a crowd turns into a blur.