GIF Creator
Turn a set of images into an animated GIF, with control over frame delay and how many times it loops.
How it works
- 1
Upload the images you want to animate — any format your browser supports, including PNG, JPEG, and WebP.
- 2
Set the frame delay in milliseconds (100 ms gives you about 10 frames per second) and how many times the GIF should loop.
- 3
Click Create GIF. All images are scaled to match the first frame's dimensions, so consistent sizing gives the best results.
Questions
Why does the GIF look washed out compared to my original images?
GIF supports at most 256 colours per frame, so complex photographs will lose colour fidelity. The format works best with simple graphics, flat illustrations, or images that already use a limited palette.
What happens when my images are different sizes?
The GIF canvas is set to the first image's dimensions. All other images are scaled to fill that size. For the best result, resize your images to the same dimensions before uploading.
What is the minimum frame delay?
Browsers enforce a minimum display time of around 20 ms per frame. Smaller values are accepted by the format but browsers will clamp them, so very fast animations may not play at the speed you set.
Will my images be sent anywhere?
No. Everything runs directly in your browser. Your files never leave your device.
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