Examples
How to use the image to GIF maker
Four steps, all in your browser.
- 1
Add your pictures
Click the picker or drop JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF or BMP files onto the page. Add more later, or remove one with a click.
- 2
Put them in order
Use the arrows on each picture to move it earlier or later. The GIF plays the pictures in that order.
- 3
Set time, shape and width
Choose how long each image shows, from 0.05 to 3 seconds. Pick First image, 1:1, 4:3, 16:9 or 9:16, then a width from 320 to 1080 px.
- 4
Choose Fit or Fill, then download
Fit keeps the whole picture on a White, Black or Transparent background. Fill crops the edges instead. Make the GIF, check the size shown, and download it.
Image to GIF tips for a cleaner result
- Start with images in the same orientation, because mixed tall and wide pictures are padded or cropped to one shape.
- Pick Fit when nothing may be cut off, and Fill when you want the frame fully covered with no bars.
- Try about 0.1 seconds per image for a flip-book feel and 1 to 3 seconds for a slideshow.
- Choose a smaller width for smaller files: in our test, four 3000 by 4000 JPGs gave 622 KB at 480 px and 2.42 MB at 1080 px.
- Remove near-duplicate shots before you make the GIF, since every image adds a frame.
- Flat graphics and screenshots look cleaner than busy photos, because a GIF holds 256 colors per frame.
- Use Transparent with Fit for stickers and logos, so the space around each picture stays see-through.
What you can make with image to GIF
Any set of stills that reads better as one looping file.
Photo slideshows
Trip, party or product photos that rotate in a loop, with a few seconds on each.
Flip-book animation
Drawings or edited stills with a tiny time per image, so they read as motion.
Step-by-step screenshots
Show a setup or an app flow in one small file instead of a row of separate screenshots that readers have to scroll past.
Stickers and logo variants
Cycle PNG artwork on a transparent background to preview each version.
Chat reactions
Turn a few expressive photos into a reply you can save as a file and drop into a conversation.
Before and after
Swap two shots back and forth to show a repair, a layout change or progress.
What happens to your pictures
Nothing is uploaded
This image to GIF tool reads your pictures and builds the GIF in your browser, on your device. They are never sent to our server.
No watermark, no sign-up
The GIF is a plain file you download. There is no account, no watermark and no cap on how many GIFs you make, and the result shows its size, frame count and length before you save it.
What it does not do
It plays your images one after another, with no transitions, captions or sound. A GIF file you add contributes only its first frame, and a GIF holds 256 colors per frame.