GIF Maker

Stack multiple images into one animated GIF with a frame delay you control. Upload JPG, PNG, WebP, or GIF frames, reorder them, set the delay between frames, and download the animation. Everything runs in your browser with the gifenc library. Nothing is uploaded.

Click or drag multiple images

Each image becomes one frame · JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF

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Why use GIF Maker?

GIF Maker turns a sequence of still images into one downloadable animated GIF, entirely inside your browser. Drag in your JPG, PNG, WebP, or GIF frames, use the arrow buttons under each thumbnail to fix the order, then drag the delay slider to set how many milliseconds each frame stays on screen, from 100 ms for a fast flicker to 2000 ms for a slow slideshow. Click Create GIF and the file downloads right away as animation.gif. All frames are scaled to fit a shared canvas, capped at 800 pixels on the longest side, then composited onto a white background before being quantized and encoded with the gifenc library. Because encoding happens locally, nothing is uploaded to a server, so there is no processing queue and no server-imposed size limit, only your device's own memory. That makes it a fast way to turn product photos, screenshots, or drawn frames into a looping GIF without installing Photoshop or a dedicated animation app.

Key benefits

Build looping animations from still images
Reorder frames before export
Adjustable per-frame delay
Runs entirely in your browser
No account or watermark

Features

Multi-image upload with thumbnails
Per-frame remove and reorder controls
Delay slider from 100 ms to 2000 ms
Client-side GIF encoding via gifenc
Max dimension 800 px for reasonable file sizes

Popular use cases

Simple slide-show GIFs for social posts
Looping product photo sequences
Documentation animations from screenshots
Meme or sticker frames from PNG art

How to use GIF Maker

1
Add frames
Click or drag multiple images onto the upload area. Each image becomes one frame in the animation.
2
Reorder if needed
Use the arrow buttons under each thumbnail to move frames left or right.
3
Set frame delay
Drag the delay slider (100 to 2000 ms) to control how long each frame stays on screen.
4
Create and download
Click Create GIF. The file is encoded locally and downloads as animation.gif.

Frequently asked questions

How many frames do I need?

At least 2 images. Each file you add becomes one frame in the GIF.

Are my images uploaded?

No. Frames are read locally and the GIF is built in your browser. Nothing is sent to a server.

What formats can I use?

JPG, PNG, WebP, and static GIF frames. All frames are normalized to a shared canvas size (up to 800 px).

Can I make transparent GIFs?

Frames are composited on a white background. Full alpha transparency across frames is not supported in this version.

Why is my GIF large?

GIF is an older format. Use fewer frames, smaller source images, or Image Compressor on your frames first.

Last reviewed: July 2026

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